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Hi all, Looking to do my brakes on my 79 T/A WS6. Anybody have any experience replacing the stock rotors/calipers/pads with aftermarket upgrades. Not sure if its worth the extra $ or stick with stock rebuilds. Thanks!
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The SSBC set up was well crafted. My version was polished aluminum and the calipers were excellently made with four pins holding it together for minimum caliper flexing under heavy loads. Real stainless steel lines.The pads were good street units a little higher friction than stock but not track stuff as this was a street car. If I recall correctly, you could use Lincoln Versailles rear caliper units if you wanted a jobber style system. The rear axle to equalizer cables are going to be the only fly in the ointment. The lengths are usually off just a bit. Make sure you use the whole set up in the conversion esp the proportioning valve and adjuster knob if so equipped. A complete factory kit includes proper master cylinder and booster so no special adjustable valve is needed there. I have no exp with Baer but their reputation seems good. Another company is MasterBrake.
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Many Thanks!
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i put the SSBC dual pistons on in the front
nice looking kit but i think there are kits out there that allow you to adapt C6 vette brakes very easily the SSBC kit is nice for a quick easy fit to bad no one makes aluminum hat rotors to fit in place of stock that would take so much weight off the front draw back to other kits is most will require a larger wheel or different offset, so keep that in mind |
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