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Old 12-19-2023, 06:16 PM
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Yeah, they do not want us rebuilding our stuff anymore. Thing is, they are making the parts, just not selling them to us. I can buy this one for 36$ that looks the same with a different top cover and no bleed screws. But its made in CHYNA.
https://www.amazon.com/Dorman-M71277...69+Pontiac+GTO

And thay have this one Amazon says fits for 57$, looks different but made in AMERICA ( I think?)
https://www.amazon.com/Centric-Parts...69+Pontiac+GTO
Out of spite I am buying the first one and if my original bore is not pitted, swap the seals.
Sad they can sell us a whole unit for 36$ but won't sell us the seals for 15$, They would make more profit selling the seals.
Its almost like you have to fight being a do it yourself guy these days.
Amazon says that the second one does not fit a 1968 GTO but does fit a 1969 GTO. Don't know what their parameters were for that conclusion.
Sort of related, I'm just in the middle of rebuilding my front disc brakes, converted by the previous owner. I didn't know what he used for the conversion so I just rolled the dice and ordered all lines, seals, bearings and caliper rebuild sets for a '69 GTO. It all fits perfectly.

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Old 12-19-2023, 11:17 PM
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Amazon says that the second one does not fit a 1968 GTO but does fit a 1969 GTO. Don't know what their parameters were for that conclusion.
Sort of related, I'm just in the middle of rebuilding my front disc brakes, converted by the previous owner. I didn't know what he used for the conversion so I just rolled the dice and ordered all lines, seals, bearings and caliper rebuild sets for a '69 GTO. It all fits perfectly.
I have a set of stock 69 spindles, rotors and calipers. Very heavy it seems.
It all is probably frozen up after all these years.

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