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markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

George, here's a pic of my set-up (showing years of spilt windshield and brake fluid and battery acid mixed with the rare lime green and later black paint—yum!).

My understanding was that the TEE (from Steve) replaced item A which is some type of damper meant to reduce vibration from discs being slightly out-of-true. Item B is (I believe) the proportioning valve and has the brake light switch. I had intended at some point to replace this with an adjustable Wilwood one like I have in the GT40 (in-cabin, no less).

If you can post a similar pic of your set-up, that would be great. Don't forget to rip out the carpet so we can see what really lies beneath!

Thanks!

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