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ah, the kit I had for my charger I shimmed it from side to side when you stated the rotor wasn't centered it led me to that. I do have a larger set of rotors on my 34 which required a different bracket I would call wilwood they are easy to deal with. the number 20 washer on your directions looks...

1970 Gremlin; good little car. I was a bit smaller back then.

I had a few sets of the belt moldings I sold in the past 2 years. I sold a nice set at Carlisle for $425 and one side for $225.

Hope you're doing OK and still driving. My father in law has that disease. Lost sight in one eye, has to have drops in the other. Big Hugs. That's a tough place to be.

Thanks for the input here guys. Think I'll have to play it safe and go with the 452s.

probably a 78 fiesta, or the 71 bug I had it was cheap and lived out on the back roads near Devils lake, lots of 4x4 trails under was rusted out pretty good brazed a 74 catalina hood und the floor pan rebuilt the motor bigger jugs and a weber 2 barrell with a low duration cam, had chevy rim...

With this kit, it appear the shims will adjust the height of the caliper in relation to the rotor, but not the caliper side-to-side. And it's seriously like 1/8" off at most - a matter of too much material (adding shims to the bracket would only make the spacing worse).

The Silver Sport pads were still soft and pliable but not as much as these new ones. That could be due to 4 years of use. They look the same to me. I toyed with fastening the pads with screws but I didn’t like the way it looked. The car is a Dodge, not a boy racer Subaru WRX. I peeled off...

Would have been a better way to go but there's too much invested now in the big block motor, trans and custom tailshaft.

Can get the plugs out on the right side using a cut down tube spanner to get to 4 and 6 and short 13/16 spanner.

Good luck, :thumbsup: & hopefully nothing too serious, & hope for easy fixes :blah: The car looks great :bananadance:

Wish it had the cap and both clips

this is what he had on his wall.....mine has black interior, this one looks white

I like the wheels :blah: & tires :blah: choices :thumbsup: a lil' bling & a touch of class Nice exhaust too :thumbsup::thumbsup:

they use washers to space it correctly, should be in the kit.

Through the years I have seem many people have a hard time keeping the pads on. This is on new cars and trucks from the factory. I also have seen many that never had an issue. The problem ones I cleaned up and used 3M weatherstrip adhesive to set them in place. Contact cement works just as good.

Me too! Just a "lowly" street 426-S

LOL!

looks like you're gonna have a great summer.