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I am selling my 67 Dodge Coronet 500 which has a 67 426 Hemi in it. It is a true clone, it has 4:10 Dans, factory hemi sway bars, torsion bars, and leaf springs. Has factory K member and exhaust. Motor has been rebuilt and bore is stock 4:25” all cylinders were less than .003. It has a Comp 286...
I have 2 brand new spindles which I didn’t need on my disc brake conversion. My Coronets spindles were exactly the same, so I didn’t use them.
$100 and you pay shipping from Washington.
I converted my 67 Coronet 500 with a 426 Hemi engine to front disc brakes, and dumped the drums. But I kept getting a spongy pedal every so often. Put car on a rack and found my 73 roadrunner disc were hitting the bottom of the shock absorber. Bought a kit with vented rotors and new calipers...
That’s two of us. I spoke to a nice guy named Tony and he said he experienced a similar problem on his car. So he installed an adjustable proportioning valve. I am going to get on and try it. So it might work for you.
That’s the way the car was when I got it. I checked the brakes and they took 3
360’s on the star adjuster wheel before the brakes even kissed the shoes. So I adjusted them slightly tight which greatly helped the soft pedal when I back up. No I may go over the procedure to set the brakes and...
I did have it checked twice, one shop verified that I had the right one. One guy Tony suggested getting an adjustable one, which might be the answer. Thanks