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I would contact Toms Classic and ask them who is the brake supplier that is supplying the kit, or is it all sourced direct from China.
PST use Leed Brakes for some (or all) of their conversion kits. Leed Brakes no doubt get parts from China, but at least you're dealing with a US company with...
Would love to find original engine block out of the 69 Hemi Road Runner I am restoring. I have traced the history of the car back to Austin Minnesota in the mid 70's, and the engine was gone already at that time. The car was sold out of Holiday Dodge as a used car at that time. Any help would...
I agree with this. Sometimes you have to put some effort into this stuff. That's why I said it's not worth the effort if you just putt around every so often. If the carb is problematic, figure it out and fix it. EFI is not a magic bullet and it's not for everyone.
I was reading today on Ebay about Toms Classic offering a disc brake conversion for AB and E body cars. The listing is for 12" rotors and requires 15 inch wheels, which I have on my 66 Charger. It includes spindles, dust shields, calipers, mounting bolts and brake hoses. All for $599. I read...
It's quite possible he would sell the bracket separately... Signing up to FCBO isn't that difficult... Then again I joined FBBO cause someone linked a part for sale that I was looking for on this site.....
Here is a picture from when I first disassembled the 361. Yes there is over spray on the compressor, but the bracket was engine colour on all sides. Obviously they never bothered to detach the compressor from the bracket, so I doubt they painted it.