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Re: brake crisis
- From: Jeff Mullen <dodge65500@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 1 Jun 2004 15:14:35 -0700 (PDT)
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a (relatively) low-buck solution is the setup my '65 Coronet has; 77 Cordoba booster, master, and prop. valve. '75 Valiant front spindles and disc brakes. stops great! and cheaper than some other alternatives...
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1964 Fury, power brakes. I called a couple of aftermarket disc brake
companies, for conversion kit info. One insists that I can't install
manual brakes in my original power brake car, because the factory offset
the booster in the firewall from where the standard, manual brake master
cylinder was drilled. Anybody know if this is true? Also, my booster
is shot, but everyone tells me these old mopars were too touchy when the
power brakes worked right, anyway. Is this true? I can tell you that
right now I need the drag chute from the Batmobile to stop the damn
thing.
Thanks for the help!
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