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Has anyone installed twin piston calipers or braided brake lines on 67-72?
I am going to install my 2" drop spindles this spring, along with a whole new front end, ball joints, tie rod ends, idler, pitman, calipers, rotors, flex lines, etc. I am wanting to know if any or you have upgraded to a 2 or 4 piston calipers, drilled and slotted rotors, and stainless braided flex lines? What companies make such parts for our 67-72 GMC trucks? Thanks!!
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Re: Has anyone installed twin piston calipers or braided brake lines on 67-72?
Sorry I can't offer any help, but I have the same question as you do. I am wanting to go with new drop spindles and switch to 5 lug. The problem is I don't know what brakes will work with say a drop spindle from early classic. I would like to run a set of Baer or Brimbo. If any one could through out some suggetion, I would be greatful. Thanks
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Re: Has anyone installed twin piston calipers or braided brake lines on 67-72?
do a search on Dennis Brooks, he has worked out a couple of swaps using 88 stuff on the 67-72
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Re: Has anyone installed twin piston calipers or braided brake lines on 67-72?
I think I will also check out Master Power brakes and Stainless steel brakes as well.
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Re: Has anyone installed twin piston calipers or braided brake lines on 67-72?
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http://www.stainlesssteelbrakes.com/
http://www.baer.com/ I have Baer on my 77. The kit came with s/s lines and 2" dropped spindles. If you already have your dropped spindles you can send them to Baer and they will machine them to work with their brake system. |
Re: Has anyone installed twin piston calipers or braided brake lines on 67-72?
http://images.google.com/images?q=MUSKEGON+BRAKE&hl=en
They specialize in corvette brakes and twin caliper brakes |
Re: Has anyone installed twin piston calipers or braided brake lines on 67-72?
Try these guys http://www.performanceplumbing.com/BrakeFittings.html[/URL]. They sell all the fittings and line to make all your own flex lines and length you want. Good prices too. I used them to plumb all my brakes. Stainless with A.N fittings all around!:bling:
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Re: Has anyone installed twin piston calipers or braided brake lines on 67-72?
Does anyone know if there is a bit cheaper altenative, I want twin piston calipers, but don't want to spend quite that much. Can you make a single piston work as well? Thanks
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Re: Has anyone installed twin piston calipers or braided brake lines on 67-72?
7T7........thats about as pretty a piece of hardware as I've ever seen. I think I'd probably mount that on the wall of my office.
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Re: Has anyone installed twin piston calipers or braided brake lines on 67-72?
I've got the Baer set-up on my truck. They come with McGaughy's drop spindles i beleive. If I would have known you could send them a set to machine, I would have sent some 3" dropped spondles, but you live and ya learn. By the way I'm running Baer's full kit, 1/4 front lines, 5/16 rear lines, no proportioning valve, with an 88-98 chevy booster and master cylinder. Its a bit touchy, but that mofo will stop before the dime.
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