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Old 03-11-2014, 01:34 PM
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Old 03-29-2014, 02:28 PM
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finally got some real brakes on my garage build, z06 rotors and base model front calipers on all fours, 14" front, 13.5" in the rear, and i even made the vette parking brake work. bought all the parking brake parts off gmpartsdirect.com. My drop spindles had crappy g-body brakes, i found a company called flynbye performance that made hubs that allow a vette rotor, and i drilled the spindles for the caliper brackets and cut a spacer for proper fitment. cant wait to stand on them and see how much better they are over 10.5" discs and drums!







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Old 03-29-2014, 05:32 PM
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finally got some real brakes on my garage build, z06 rotors and base model front calipers on all fours, 14" front, 13.5" in the rear, and i even made the vette parking brake work. bought all the parking brake parts off gmpartsdirect.com. My drop spindles had crappy g-body brakes, i found a company called flynbye performance that made hubs that allow a vette rotor, and i drilled the spindles for the caliper brackets and cut a spacer for proper fitment. cant wait to stand on them and see how much better they are over 10.5" discs and drums!







Really diggin' this car. Very nice!
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Old 03-30-2014, 02:25 PM
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finally got some real brakes on my garage build, z06 rotors and base model front calipers on all fours, 14" front, 13.5" in the rear, and i even made the vette parking brake work. bought all the parking brake parts off gmpartsdirect.com. My drop spindles had crappy g-body brakes, i found a company called flynbye performance that made hubs that allow a vette rotor, and i drilled the spindles for the caliper brackets and cut a spacer for proper fitment. cant wait to stand on them and see how much better they are over 10.5" discs and drums!







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Hi all,
With you since 2009...
Here is my 69 Bird, I have time now to take care of her.
Starting the project in my garage & will try to do all I can in.
Will be a limited budget build & drivable every weekends.

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Old 04-10-2014, 05:58 PM
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Nice! Love the color.
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Old 04-11-2014, 04:19 AM
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Thanks Trey,
70 GTO Judge Orbit Orange
Very nice build & skills with your TA
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Very cool car!
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I'll throw one in to the thread. This was all done in my 2 car garage. Everything but the headliner.

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Get out there and do it. Consider it therapy. It kept me out of the bars!
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Hotel parking lot built and some driveway mixed in. 461 stroker pontiac 13" corvette brakes front, 12" ls rear brakes. 12 bolt posi rear with Moser axles and yoke. Nascar drive shaft 1350 u joints, Ford toploader 3 speed transmission. Hellwig 1 1/4 tubular sway bar, hotchkis big block springs, 5 leaf heavy duty rear leafs with traction bars. 255 mm front and 275 mm rear tires
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