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#376102 02/16/2008 8:14 AM
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guys, just bought a 54'cabover today and was wondering about brake info,mc bore size, wheel cylinder bore, where to get parts...... as you can tell this will be my first "stock" big bolt and anyone i have ever been around that has been sitting needs a complete brake job to be safe even just to move around the property.any info would be great

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Got any pictures, of it. For Brake Parts, call Alretta Truck Parts, of Framingham, Ma. Ph. (508)788-9409. Ask, for Geoff.


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spanky #376199 02/16/2008 6:49 PM
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try this webshots

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Thanks for the photo link. Looks to have potential.


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spanky #376372 02/17/2008 3:35 AM
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being new to big bolts are the clutches easy to replace? what is the usual top speed of these beasts. it was running and moving around today but needs brakes as it has sat since 2001. they did have to use a gas can but it's running. hope to have more pic's next week.

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The clutch is no different then any other rig, pretty simple. Brakes can be relined, cant remember where in Tacoma relines them, but thats where my FLAPS sent my clutch and pressure plate off out of my COE. Most FLAPS can get you wheel cylinders or kits, and even master cylinder kits. Many of the vendors carry them as well. Your best bet is to look at the wheel and master cylinder where the numbers will be cast into the side of the parts so you know what your dealing with.

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