ram250098
Well-Known Member
Does the booster and master need to change if I go to disk brakes on the front?
Don't want to change it if I don't need to.
Thanks
Don't want to change it if I don't need to.
Thanks
1970 coronet drum to disk question
- Thread starter ram250098
- Start date
ram250098
Well-Known Member
Great thanks very much.
AL
AL
Mogre
Well-Known Member
- Local time
- 5:13 AM
- Joined
- Jul 29, 2012
- Messages
- 1,077
- Reaction score
- 276
- Location
- The Swamps of Alcona
I think you need 15 inch wheels too Al. By the way, very nice Coronet.
ram250098
Well-Known Member
Thanks Mogre..I do have the 15"...14"s to small and 16s" to big LOL
And the proportioning valve has to be changed too.... if you don't already have a vendor, Cass at Dr. Diff can set you up.
ram250098
Well-Known Member
Thanks, being from Canada our dollar sucks way to much to be buying from the States right now.
AL
AL
barbee6043
Well-Known Member
- Local time
- 5:13 AM
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2008
- Messages
- 2,554
- Reaction score
- 2,474
- Location
- S E Texas. Shepherd, texas
what about manual disc/ correct mc and dist block?
ram250098
Well-Known Member
I have the booster on the car so might as well keep it place..lots of options and prices out there.
onephat66
Well-Known Member
No necessarily. Depends on bore size, caliper piston size, etc. Most likely yes, but very possibly no. Switch to the discs and try it out. You don't like the results (testing slow speed to begin with), you can change the master cylinder. Proportioning valve though should be changed.
Similar threads
