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  • SuperBuickGuy
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    Originally posted by milner351 View Post
    For what Wilwoods cost - they'd BETTER BE BETTER
    they don't have a very high standard to be better than. The C3 brakes are terrible. They work fine when they work, but they are renown for leaking.

    And even so, price a pair of quality rebuilt C3 brakes.... these aren't that much more money, and since these cars sit, a lot, the stock brakes will start leaking in 5 years. These won't because of the material they're made of.

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  • milner351
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    For what Wilwoods cost - they'd BETTER BE BETTER

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  • SuperBuickGuy
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    and we have brakes that work LOTS better


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  • STINEY
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    Not too long......that piston has to return all the way to uncover the internal ports. If the rod does not have just a touch of free play it's too long.

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  • Deaf Bob
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    Cut it long.. Make the part that rides on the piston smooth.. Not hard to do at all..

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  • SuperBuickGuy
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    So I got the brake lines connected - but not bled, I'll have to have a friend come by tomorrow to finish that task....

    first... length of the rod on the booster


    I should probably hold the camera steadier... but everyone's seen a non-power master cylinder

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  • SuperBuickGuy
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    Originally posted by Bob Holmes View Post
    Keep chipping away.

    Any track time plans this year?
    I hope so, I've already missed one, and another one tomorrow.

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  • Bob Holmes
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    Keep chipping away.

    Any track time plans this year?

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  • Mater
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    hope this fixes the braking issue on it

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  • SuperBuickGuy
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    so a bit more work done before small group this Friday night

    the adapter installed


    bench bleeding


    it's actually bolted to the firewall, just no picture of that yet...

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  • Mater
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    Originally posted by Bob Holmes View Post
    Basic rule of bangshifting, nothing fits out of the box.
    some times they do not even fit in the box

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  • SuperBuickGuy
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    so, time to fix yet another issue - the brakes. I'm tired of the "will I have enough vacuum or not" issue with the motor; so I'm putting manual brakes on the car



    so I have to clear a hole


    now is the time I mention I'm really getting tired of trying to fit my 210 lb chassis in the footwell

    anyway

    here's where I stopped

    an adapter to eliminate the booster.... tomorrow, brake lines

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  • SuperBuickGuy
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    it'd be easier if you just moved to Seattle... bring your porch awning

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  • AFFORDILLAC
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    That brake press is takin up way too much valuable room...shipping to 61102 please.

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  • SuperBuickGuy
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    Originally posted by Deaf Bob View Post
    Looks like if he put it on the backside, the angle will be severe.. Plus might not be room?
    optical illusion... it's really parallel with the belt

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