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Disc Brake Conversion Buying Guide

Posted by David Alkire on Mar 3rd 2021

Disc Brake Conversion Buying Guide from The Right Stuff Installing a Right Stuff brandDisc Brake Conversion Kit on your car or truck will enhance the performance and safety of your vehicle while also increasing its performance image. There is no question that disc brakes are superior at the job of stopping a vehicle than drum brakes. Drum brake issues such as pedal fade, high …
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Introducing the New Trim Parts 1973-80 and 1981-87 Chevrolet and GMC Truck Tail Gate Panels Figure 1:1973-80 Chevrolet Truck Tailgate Band Shown Figure 2:GMC Truck Tailgate Band Shown One of the most used and abused items on a pickup truck is the tail gate. Many 1973-87 Chevrolet “Square body” Trucks were originally equipped with an aluminum tail gate band …
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Assembled vs Unassembled Door Panels - Differences, Challenges & Benefits Explained
Assembled vs Unassembled Door Panels Differences, Challenges & Benefits Explained Figure 1: 1970 Chevelle Front Door Panel Shown Door panels are a highly visible part of any American muscle car restoration. It’s the first thing you see when you look into a car’s interior. When you swing a door open it is fully visible from the outside and it’s the thing …
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Disc Brake ConversionsUnderstanding GM Proportioning Valves, Distribution Blocks, Metering Blocks and Combination Valves Figure 1: 1967-69 GM A/F/X Body Disc Brake Proportioning Valve Shown Of all the “systems” that make up your muscle car or hot rod, the brake system is perhaps the most important. There is an old saying that goes “you shouldn’t go if you can’t stop” and …
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