Dodge 880 Parts & Accessories

Explore Dodge 880 parts for brake restoration and engine-service projects at Black Ops Auto Works. Review DFC drum-brake and hydraulic references alongside Clevite bearings, Cometic gaskets and ignition components. Plan the work around the brake assemblies and engine actually installed.

Drum Brake and Hydraulic Service

Plan a drum-brake restoration around friction, actuation and supporting hardware. DFC shoes provide their specified friction surfaces; drums provide the mating surface; wheel cylinders apply the shoes. Springs and adjusters support release and operating clearance, while the master cylinder and hoses serve separate hydraulic functions. Inspect the assemblies before choosing a hardware refresh versus a broader hydraulic and friction repair.

Engine Bearings, Gaskets and Ignition

Clevite rod and camshaft bearings address different locations in the identified Chrysler engine. Choose the required bearing size from journal measurements, machining and clearance targets. The Cometic B/RB gasket reference adds a separate bore/thickness decision for the assembled engine; it is not selected from the Dodge 880 badge alone. Plan COMP lifters and valve springs with the actual camshaft and installed valvetrain geometry.

Clutch and Smaller Restoration Details

Compare McLeod Street Pro, RST HD and RXT references by the complete supported drivetrain package, friction design and intended use. A twin-disc product and a conventional replacement kit do not establish the same flywheel or release requirements. Entries naming another application need explicit coverage for the actual engine, gearbox and conversion before they become an 880 parts choice.

Complete the Job Without Mixing Service Scopes

Ignition wires and NGK plugs belong to the engine and electrical setup actually fitted. Confirm the specified plug before comparing references, and use wire terminals and routing appropriate to the installed ignition system. A new plug or wire set is separate from an internal engine-build repair.

Choose the Hella BA15d bulb by its exact socket and electrical requirements. Match the listed filter references to their actual housings and connections. Shared catalog titles can span several vehicles, so resolve the specific 880 application or installed conversion rather than treating all items displayed here as one restoration package.

Choose Your Part

• Choose brake restoration, engine service or drivetrain work.
• Identify the actual engine and installed assemblies.
• Compare complete application, measured dimensions and supplied contents.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I plan a complete drum-brake repair?

Inspect friction shoes/drums, wheel cylinders, return/adjuster hardware and the hydraulic supply separately. Choose the parts needed for the diagnosed condition, then match actual assembly dimensions, axle and side. A hardware kit alone does not renew the friction or hydraulics.

How do rod and camshaft bearing orders differ?

They service different engine locations and use different dimensions. Identify the actual engine, measured journals, planned machining and clearances with the builder before choosing the bearing set.

Does the Cometic gasket fit every engine installed in an 880?

Require the exact engine, bore, thickness and fastener coverage for the assembled build.

Can I select a clutch from a shared model listing?

Identify engine, transmission, flywheel and release requirements and require complete application for the chosen kit.

How should I compare the clutch references displayed here?

Start with explicit application for the actual engine, gearbox, flywheel and release arrangement. Then compare friction design, capacity basis and driving needs. A shared collection or a twin-disc label does not establish a complete compatible clutch package.

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