Reply to "Goldline Brakes"

italfordMember

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ah, for the last 30+ years they have been sitting on a shelf

Then A rebuild is most likely in order.

I don't know about you guys but I tried to use the stock front calipers and it didn't work well for me. I bought a rebuild kit from one of the vendors and installed it (yes the bores and the pistons were in good shape) after a few months one began to leak. I chalked it up to an inferior rebuild kit. I decided to install the Willwood on all 4's from SACC. Guess what no leaks.

4/8/141:15 PM

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