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RE: Hello everyone
Jammie,
Welcome to DF. This is the place to come for getting ideas, checking out other peoples rides, asking questions and sharing knowledge. Lots of good people here. Glad to have you aboard.
And I second Dustys' comment. Post your problem to the appropriate forum and you should get plenty of help. Good luck.
James
Welcome to DF. This is the place to come for getting ideas, checking out other peoples rides, asking questions and sharing knowledge. Lots of good people here. Glad to have you aboard.
And I second Dustys' comment. Post your problem to the appropriate forum and you should get plenty of help. Good luck.
James
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03-14-2007, 07:37 PM
RE: Hello everyone
I am new to this so I hope someone can help. I have a 2000 Ram Sport that I have been working on. I have now completed all of my work on the motor. I am now working on cosmetics. I have put a new paint job and lowering kit. Now I am going after the suspension brakes and wheels. My question is this. How hard is it to convert from Rear Drum Brakes to Disk Brakes? This is purely cosmetic because of the open wheel patern I have selected. I have never worked on brakes except for changing out rotors and brake pads.