Help! What kind of REAR DISCS do I have?

[indosmokejon]

Hello to all. I bought this car and don't know it's history so I am unsure of what I have as far as disc brakes on the rear end. Disks diameter is exactly 9 3/8 inches. Not much in the way of markings on the calipers. Has what looks like a cn7 marking on front of caliper and 609 number marking on back. My need to know is based not on replacing the shoes but adding an emergency brake which has been completely removed. I have yet to take the car for inspection but am sure that I will need an E-brake to be calif d.o.t. legal. Any help is appreciated. thank you, jon

[ThatGuy]

Why are you taking it for an inspection?

I've been in CA for 20 years and have never had to take a car for inspection.

Had to have cops verify a VIN now and then but not and inspection.

[indosmokejon]

it neeeds to be inspected because it has come from out of state. I am assuming they will check brake lights, turn signals, vin #'s, blah, blah, and I assumed the e-brake as well?

[NickVyse]

Looks like the usual kit from Ireland or Aardvark using a VW caliper.

PLEASE IGNORE MY CRAPPY MIS-INFORMATION!

[Pinepig]

As long as you have a registration from the previous state California will not require a brake and light inspection to register it here.

[BLUNT]

i have the ireland rear kit but it doesnt look like that

[Harv]

Yea, my Ireland brakes don't look like that ether.

Here are mine

John

[pkbinplano]

show off LOL

[ThatGuy]

Pretty sure pinepig is right about having the old registration but it's still probably a good idea to have a working e-brake.