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ViperBlue68 11-30-2006 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by jeff hanson
Looking good, glad to see someone else feels the way I do about these breaks. Yeah, there's a lot of cool breaks out there for 5K plus, but are they really any better? Highly doubt it. These things look killer too. I took my rotors to get zinc washed, should be picking them up in a day or two. How are you planning on mounting the rears? The fab shop I used can make some for you if your interested that serve 3 purposes- hold axle in, mount caliper, and mount stock corvette backing plate for the park brake.(very nice) :thumbsup:

how much did these brackets run? would be interested in having em make me a set if they are reasonable.

Leadfoot1 11-30-2006 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by ViperBlue68
wow! killer deal! can I get that price still or was it a gp? I would order right now if so....


Hey Viper,

Try him out and tell him i sent you! Dave is a real nice guy.

Dave Wittlinger
Sales Manager
Fred Beans Parts Inc.
Work 215-348-0202 x-1176
Cell 215-783-0110
[email protected]

They have a motto that says they will never be undersold. Now's the time to check it out! Let me know ok?!

ZZ/Elky...What are you suggesting? 2k is way too expensive!!! For that price i got all new KORE3 HP braided lines kit and brakets (fr-rr) + all hardware.

Call Dave guy's!

Lead.

ViperBlue68 11-30-2006 04:21 PM

lead,
thanks for the info man I'll give him a buzz....I'll hafta buy u a Molson or somethin when I'm visiting the in laws they are in Pierre Fonds :cheers:

btw were the Kore3 brackets pretty reasonable?

Leadfoot1 11-30-2006 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by ViperBlue68
lead,
thanks for the info man I'll give him a buzz....I'll hafta buy u a Molson or somethin when I'm visiting the in laws they are in Pierre Fonds :cheers:

btw were the Kore3 brackets pretty reasonable?

115$ Front and 75$ rear. If i'm not mistaking.

The HP hoses and extra hardware (i took both sets of available hardware kits to make sure i had the good ones/ for the right spindles) filled up the rest of the bill.

Very reasonnable $ + they are serious pieces. :thumbsup: www.kore3.com
(Check my photobucket page for some pics)

Lead.

I didn't go to the shop tonight, i called and they had only opened up one side...2morrow.

Hey!!! What's up with stealing girls from my part of the world??? Aren't they available in CA? :D Labatt Blue would be OK :thumbsup:
Pierrefond is about 15 minutes from my place.

jeff hanson 11-30-2006 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by ViperBlue68
how much did these brackets run? would be interested in having em make me a set if they are reasonable.

Give Kevin MacKenzie a call about the brackets, (and anyone else that is interested for that matter.) I'm not sure on the price because mine was the first set. After building mine he has everything he needs to duplicate so they should be fairly reasonable. Depending on what rearend you have, he might have to modify them a little to make them mount on the housing. I have a 12 bolt housing but it has the large ford bearing ends. His number is (586)336-9833.

jeff hanson 11-30-2006 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Leadfoot1
Whoa!

Jeff, man thats killer. I love the wheels too.(can't read the name tough) they look like Forgeline V's.

I got a complete conversion kit from KORE3 that places everything in the right place.

http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q...9/DSC04801.jpg

Haven't tried 'em yet but seem VERY nice (of course im biased ;)

Only thing now, as we show we like those brakes and are not afraid of saying it....More will go and get them and so they won't be as special soon.
(YEAH' LIKE I CARED!!! I LIVE IN MONTREAL AND HERE NOBODY EVEN KNOWS WHAT PRO-TOURING IS!!!! :lol: Most are still into Pro- Street/ Street machines....we get them serious tough.)

Good choice.

Hey, what are you planning on running for master cyl and booster? I'm looking at hydroboost (learning about it slowly) and a wilwood master (its just too nice)

Thanks guy's.

Lead.

Pics tonight!

I am running a cpp master with the internal prop valve and hydroboost. Had hydroboost on my last car, works great (almost to good)Don't let someone else drive your car with hydroboost without telling them it's got it or you'll end up eating your dash! no joke. :eek:

RedRyder 11-30-2006 10:50 PM

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Hey Leadfoot, so when you get rotors zinc washed, how does that work? does it impregnate the steel so that as the rotors wear the new metal is still rust inhibited, or is it just a surface coating that needs to be reapplied periodically? And as for pics of my project....I have a few from this summer....things were a little rushed, so i didn't get too many, but here they are. Quick recap....69 Charger R/T 440 4 speed red, black top, stripe, and interior

Leadfoot1 12-01-2006 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by jeff hanson
I am running a cpp master with the internal prop valve and hydroboost. Had hydroboost on my last car, works great (almost to good)Don't let someone else drive your car with hydroboost without telling them it's got it or you'll end up eating your dash! no joke. :eek:


Thanks Jeff,

I'm really interested in hydroboost. I like how it looks too. Did you use a special power steering pump (higher volume)? or a std? I read you might want to go HV to see full performance, again, i know squat 'bout those systems.

RED,

I spoke with the guy today (His name is Pierre/Pete) he actually is an ingineer so it was cool talking to him but he lost me from time to time with a few 20 letter words :willy: He was interesting to listen. He explained that the zinc is only actually a finish, it will dissapear the instant brakes will be applied (only where the pads rub) but that the rest (vents, center etc) will stay like new for a long time. So it sounds interesting. He told me the name of the company that does this and they are on my way a few times a week so i'll call and go see, because they offer 3 colours he told me. The price is a minimum 70$ charge so i could get some more parts to be done depending on what is their max parts allowed for the said 70$

Hope this clears some of it up.

They do black...it might be cool (others are yello and clear) I asked about the kinda silver we usually see and he said that thats the regular color...That was not too clear. I'll go and see.

We got a major ice storm today/tonight, half of the province is out of electricity (not us!) and i had a few buildings that we're out of it so it was a pretty busy day...(I manage/ build elderly houses for/ with my Dad, HEAT was the main concern here) Everything is fine now...But the shop is closed :-(

Lead.

Oh, you car looks like a great project! Got pics of the ragtop? what are you planning for it. I really want one of those big cruisers, i'd like a 62-65 Impala HT or rag, i don't care. Love 'em anyway.

70ptta 12-02-2006 10:41 AM

anyone have a link to the GP for these brakes I cant find it

RedRyder 12-02-2006 05:18 PM

Thanks Lead. That was something I was wondering. How do guys keep their rotors so clean and rust free, because that never looks good......especially behind some killer wheels. My car is in storage for the winter, so I won't be able to get at it until the spring. But if it's a zinc wash at a local chrome pit then I'll have no trouble doing that. As for plans for the car, it'll be running a mildly built 440 with a stock 4 speed. I want the whole car dropped by an inch all around....just a nice little clean up, running 17 inch Intro Pentias with black spokes. I have a nice big brake kit for it as well. I want something that looks like a stock Charger R/T that's got big brakes and wheels, but you have to look closer to see the slight drop, shaved antenna, suspension upgrades, etc. I don't want to hijack your thread, so I can PM you with more details if you like. It's my first project like this so I tend to be long winded. It's a curse. :D


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