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brakes (new post)
ok so my 72 lemans has all around drum brakes...to improve stopping...would i b able to just add a brake booster?
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Re: brakes (new post)
Adding a booster will decrease pedal effort. It will not increase braking power. Adding disc brakes will help more than any other modification.
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Re: brakes (new post)
lol that will help...considering i need like a cinderblock to keep the pedal down
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Re: brakes (new post)
For race you can't beat drums, sounds silly but drums don't drag like disks do.
I just poasted in another link about cheap rear disk setup, so I will try to give you some info for you if you ever want to change to a safer setup. You can find on ebay a company that sells the plates to add your own rotor and such Ebay Item number: 8026457641 As for the front it's easy to find the spindles and rotors at junk yards or on ebay, it's an easy switch that should use reg hand tools and a jack, you only have to remove the upper and lower ball joint NUT, and the break line, and tie rod ends. If you want to goto a bigger disk you can use B body spindles or even F body, however you will have to use a different lower ball joint, as the angle will eat your stock ball joint. I have done lots of drums, and I hate them, those dam springs seem to snap the ends off , and the fact that you need to "work" on them vs disks 2 bolts and i'm done. Good luck I hope this helps |
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