Reply to "Brake System Identification"

firstpanteraMember

Everything shown on the rear brakes looks very stock. The master is most likely GM specifically Corvette. Thats a pretty popular conversion. You can see that theres an adapter plate between the booster and the master.And also, do what Garth 66 said. BUY THE PORTERFIELD PADS!!! I drove a fresh restoration right thru a stop sign because the stock pads are absolute garbage. I still have them if you wish to buy them! Theyre brand new! less than 50 miles! And theyre cheap!!

7/18/128:59 AM

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