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01-08-2026, 04:54 PM
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Rebuild front suspention, add disc brakes to 66 conv
I hope to do a late winter project listed above. I want to keep my original 14" Rally I wheels. Any advice? Any kits better or worse? I see Ames has a kit that reuses backing plates. FYI I have a drive on hoist. Any good videos? Thanks in advance for help
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03-13-2026, 10:37 AM
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Disc brake conversion for 66 14" Rally I wheels a success
I'm pleased to report that my disc brake conversion kit from Ames for 14" wheels is a success. I have about 3/8" clearance to my original Rally I wheels. Kit was very complete. Thanks Ames
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03-14-2026, 03:17 PM
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Nice to see something aftermarket actually works. Lucky you.
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04-20-2026, 09:40 AM
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Which kit did you use for the conversion? Growing moss waiting for Inline Tube to restock their kits.
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04-20-2026, 10:03 AM
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Ames R440BA. I had to drill out 4 spindle holes from 7/16" to 1/2", no big deal. New setup does not use dust sheids. No probelm either. I'm very happy with outcome. Now I have brakes.
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66 GTO Conv Tripower 4 spd stock 67 GTO HDTP 400 auto stock 70 Judge 400 RAIII 4 sd stock original 69 Firebird 468 auto 28 option 49 F1 302 aod |
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