Re: which hole do you use for brakes

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I converted my '63 Fury from power drum/drum (bottom hole) to manual disc/drum (top hole). You will have to also move the brake light switch and make a mounting bracket.

 

Nick Tiberio

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From: "gto64gto" <gto64gto@xxxxxxxx>
Subject: which hole do you use for brakes

I have a 65 Satellite that I installed front disk brakes(non power). Which hole do you use on brake pedal to install rod from master cylinder to pedal? I understand 1 is for manual and 1 is for power. I would think you would need more mechanical leverage for manual. Thanks  

 

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