Will any disc's, drums and brake parts interchange with scout 44's? If so what vehicles will work? Trying to save some money. Dont want to have to pay $120 per rotor. Also what are some good placed to get parts? Thanks

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you can also convert to Chevy brakes, Ford brakes, Dodge.... whatever. Pretty much any D44 outer with the right combo of parts.



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That's a good price, I just checked AutoZone and Advance and thy both want $80 or more.

Who is that www.rockauto.com or something?

thanks for the replys, i know that advanced and autozone both want around $110 around here. What is the place that you had the link posted to? Thats more along my price range! I figured that any dana 44 stuff would interchange but thanks for confirming. Thanks

For the drums you can use Jeep stuff, but the center hole needs to be opened up a bit on a lathe, or chuck up the axle LOL.

Edit.. Partsamerica.com

Dang Rockauto is much cheaper, but you have shipping to add.

Still $82 shipped to my door from Rockauto.

Still $82 shipped to my door from Rockauto.
from Rockauto one is $38.80 to my door and two is $77.61 to my door.

For the drums you can use Jeep stuff, but the center hole needs to be opened up a bit on a lathe, or chuck up the axle LOL.

Edit.. Partsamerica.com

Dang Rockauto is much cheaper, but you have shipping to add.

OD is 11.67" vs 12.725"?????

OD is 11.67" vs 12.725"?????


Ya got to figure out which Jeep years that was, just remember seeing on a post here few years back. Forget go disk:flipoff2:

quick look, only found 12.375 :(

that would be great to interchange with jeep stuff, way cheaper. plus i have a lot of that stuff laying around. So what years drums will fit? anybody figure it out.

found this, might work. who's going to PicknPull for upclose check.. Or a parts guy

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=347203&stc=1&d=1200550898

just to many that are close.

post on the BB http://www.binderbulletin.org/forums/showthread.php?p=476271#post476271

i work at advance auto so i guess ill just take this list and start pulling parts to see what matches. Thanks again for all you guys help. Hunt.

i work at advance auto so i guess ill just take this list and start pulling parts to see what matches. Thanks again for all you guys help. Hunt.

So what the hell were you asking us for part interchange info for?? :shaking::shaking:

So what the hell were you asking us for part interchange info for?? :shaking::shaking:
Actually it makes sense. The counter guys never know what you need anyway. So he's par for course.

Actually it makes sense. The counter guys never know what you need anyway. So he's par for course.

Hell I don't know what I needed half the time. Good thing ScoutParts.com is there to save us.

The rotors from a 1977 Jeep CJ7 should bolt right on. They're thinner, but otherwise are same. They're about $20. (Info from BB.)

'Course, I'm running '79 Ford rotors with Chevy calipers, but that's another story.

The rotors from a 1977 Jeep CJ7 should bolt right on. They're thinner, but otherwise are same. They're about $20. (Info from BB.)

'Course, I'm running '79 Ford rotors with Chevy calipers, but that's another story.

Any truth to the rumor if you run your pads past 10% on CJ rotors you can pop the piston out of the IH caliper?

Actually it makes sense. The counter guys never know what you need anyway. So he's par for course.

Dont knock "all" counter guys, thats how I make my scout fund.:flipoff2::grinpimp:

Dont knock "all" counter guys, thats how I make my scout fund.:flipoff2::grinpimp:

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No PBB love for 4 yo ass!





J/k :flipoff2:

i was asking because i wanted to know if you guys already knew of something that would interchange so i didnt have to pull parts measure and start from ground zero. also i have to actually work while im there so time is kind of scarce (busy location). And if your counter guys dont know what you need you go to a poor excuse for a parts store or they have poor sales associates no matter what the name on the building says.

i was asking because i wanted to know if you guys already knew of something that would interchange so i didnt have to pull parts measure and start from ground zero. also i have to actually work while im there so time is kind of scarce (busy location). And if your counter guys dont know what you need you go to a poor excuse for a parts store or they have poor sales associates no matter what the name on the building says.


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You get what you pay for with a $8/hour employee. Once in a blue moon you get a good one. THAT GUY you know his name, ask for him, and follow him to other stores if he goes.

No PBB love for 4 yo ass!

Now thats funny shit I don't care who you are :flipoff2:

Any truth to the rumor if you run your pads past 10% on CJ rotors you can pop the piston out of the IH caliper?

Hadn't heard that, it would be a good thing to know before you tried the Jeep calipers, though. :eek: It wouldn't be too hard to test, though, find out how far apart the calipers would be with dead pads, and see if the calipers will go in that far.