Reply to "Brake Wear Sensor (1974 Pantera)"

firstpanteraMember

Khan, I second what Garth66 says. I did a total resto of my 74. I pulled it out of the drivewayfor my first drive, went down the street, and right thru a stop sign. I was just damned lucky nobody was coming. Ive got a set of brand new stock pads at home with less than 200 miles on them if you want them, but trust me, you dont. I got a set of the Porterfields and have complete confidence in my braking system now. They are the way to go.

2/1/1010:05 AM

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