1970 challenger brake kit advice

[Ashoulders1995]

Hello everyone, Im needing some help and advice on front and rear brakes for my 1970 Challenger. My car has factory front disc and rear drum. I need to replace pretty much everything and i would like to still be able to use the 14" rallye wheels that are on the car. I would like to keep front disc and rear drum. I will some day in the future like to put 15" rallye wheels on her. If you guys know of a good kit that comes with master cylinder, booster, calipers and rotors please let me know and if not at least a good place to get all the parts I will need to make her road worthy again. I looked up Jim's Auto parts and they seem to have the front kit im looking for but I dont know if its quality stuff and if the price is right. Thank you for any help.

[JS29]

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[anlauto]

If you're doing a "stock" rebuild, everything you need is at Rockauto (members even get a discount) 

Outback you'll need:
2 drums
Set of shoes
2 wheel cylinders
L&R adjuster kits
Spring kit

For the front:
2 rotors
2 reman calipers
set of pads
Inner outer wheel bearings and seals while you're at it...

They even have the brake booster and master cylinder....everything you'll need 

[303 Mopar]

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[MoparDave]

We can help you out with that for the front and rears. Are your rear brake 10 or 11"s ?  give us a call 586-859-2613 discounts for members,

[Ashoulders1995]

The rear brakes are 10", and I have been looking at rockauto and right now seems like the best bet for now. Im going to have the booster rebuilt by boosterdewey and rockauto looks to have the best prices. If you guys know of anywhere else that might have a better please let me know. Thank you for all the good information.