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Old 04-07-2016, 09:34 AM
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My T-37 came with manual drums all around (but power steering, V8 and AC)...I upgraded to power discs all around. I don't have a parking brake, but well worth it in terms of stopping power (especially after I upgraded the 350-2bbl to a 455!) Highly recommended.

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Old 04-07-2016, 09:50 AM
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My T-37 came with manual drums all around (but power steering, V8 and AC)...I upgraded to power discs all around. I don't have a parking brake, but well worth it in terms of stopping power (especially after I upgraded the 350-2bbl to a 455!) Highly recommended.
After dropping a 455 in there, I think for sure I would have upgraded too! I can't image trying to stop that thing with manuals!

I think if I upgrade to a 400 at some point, I will at least upgrade the brakes to power disc fronts. My car has power steering but no A/C. In fact, kind of threw me for a loop when I looked at pictures of a non-air car. I had two '69 GTO's and a '72 Lemans and all had air. I couldn't figure out why this car was missing the drivers side and passenger side vents! LOL It just looked strange to me!

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