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#398394 04/06/2008 4:11 AM
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Hey gang.. was wondering if anyone knew a disk brake kit i can pick up for my new addition.. 65 Chevy C 10 Id put up a picture of it but i dont know how.. ( smirk ) Thanks in advance..

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I do not work for these people and I have not used their kit, but I have emailed and messaged people who have.

http://www.earlyclassic.com

It is not cheap, but I was told that they include every little nut, bolt and fastener that you need. I was also told very positive things about the quality of the parts. They are also known for having very useful tech support people.

Their kit is based off later model chevy truck brake parts, not car brakes.

a few of the guys over here:

http://www.chevytalk.org/fusionbb/showforum.php?fid/58/

have used the kit.

Good luck...

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The easy thing to do is to get a set of 73-87 spindles from the junkyard or from an online source. You can then buy all the parts you need (rotors calipers, etc) from your local parts house much cheaper than buying a full kit, just don't forget to change out your ball joints to match the spindles.

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www.classicperform.com carries everything you need...


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