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irishal

Posted 2004-09-10 11:25 PM (#12509)
Subject: Brake grabs

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Location: London Ontrario Canada

I thought what you said but what do I have to do to convert to discs.
Thanks a lot guys

Al

62chrysler

Posted 2004-09-11 2:39 AM (#12522 - in reply to #12509)
Subject: RE: Brake grabs

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Location: North West Jorsey

It depends. Most of us suggest the AAJ Disc Kit. It's a bolt in. Or you can scrounge up some disc brake parts from other mopars and take a whack at miss and match. Have you thought about what you want to spend on the brakes? If we know what the money is like, we can guide you better

irishal

Posted 2004-09-11 10:02 PM (#12569 - in reply to #12509)
Subject: RE: Brake grabs

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Location: London Ontrario Canada

Thanks Steve, I think I will wait until Spring to look into the brake replacement as there is only a month left before it goes for it's slumber but I do appreciate your help.

Thanks

Al

Dave & Tracy

Posted 2004-09-12 2:37 AM (#12581 - in reply to #12509)
Subject: RE: Brake grabs

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Location: Staffordshire Moorlands England

If you have a grbing brake & the car pulls to one side. Check the condition of the upper control arm bushs on the opposite side to the problem brake. I think you will find that they will have worn out.
Regards
Dave.

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