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07-31-2025, 04:10 PM
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Re: early 60s disc brake swap master cylinder
Another option- make your drums work like they should and they'll stop as good as discs. Discs aren't any more powerful, often they're not quite as strong since drums are self energizing, discs are just less maintenance and don't overheat and fade as easily. But when drums are right, they work very well.
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