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The bigger the bore the stiffer the pedal feel is. Having a larger bore doesn't necessarily mean more pressure so either would work for front disc and rear drum.
I'm pretty sure that I'm going to try EFI after I have bodywork done this winter, can't afford both! I'm debating between FiTECH or the Holley Sniper. Both seem easy to install, easy to program and are reasonably priced. Just the though of better fuel mileage and easy hot starts make it worth it.
I ended up going with an SSBC kit on the front and the rear kit came from Summit. Very happy with the performance and plus the drilled and slotted rotors with the red calipers look awesome.
Installing the brake booster was a pain, mainly due to the new brake lines I had to install. But overall...
Wow, I would never even try doing quarters on my '66 Satellite. I ended up buying patch panels and am hopefully going to find someone in the Okanagan to install them over the winter.
Good work, man!
Hello, sadly USPS has lost my power steering box that was being mailed to Firm Feel to be rebuilt. So, I'm looking for a cheap box that needs to be rebuilt. Hopefully if you have one, you can mail it directly to Firm Feel instead of me.
Thanks, Ian
Hello, last week somebody sent me a private message stating that he had a set of trim for sale for my '66 Satellite. Due to the new website format sadly his message is no longer in my inbox so if you happen to see this, please message again, I'm interested in the trim.
Or, if you, yes you...
Wow, I'm totally impressed with your work. I'm in the same boat right now with my '66 Satellite. I decided to rip off the vinyl roof and ended up removing the rear window due to rust around the frame. Your posts give me the incentive to do my own work even though I have never welded.
I just tried the bottle opener on the drip edge molding and it worked like a charm! The window trim though, that's a whole different story...:black_eye:
So, I tore off the torn and tattered vinyl roof from my '66 Satellite recently and am un-sure on how to remove the chrome sail trim and Plymouth emblems. Are they held on by clips or just glued on?