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Re: 1981 emergency brake questions

Posted: 10/1/19 7:44pm Message 21 of 23
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As Bill noted space is a little tight but I replaced everything on my '70 without releasing the axles.  The first one takes a bit of time but the second one goes quicker.  Work one side at a time so you have a reference to look at if something doesn't look quite right going back together.




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Re: 1981 emergency brake questions

Posted: 10/2/19 4:17am Message 22 of 23
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Thanks,  I'm sure I can do the repairs and O yes I surely was going to only do 1 side at a time so I could use the other side as a reference point. 




Re: 1981 emergency brake questions

Posted: 8/20/22 2:57pm Message 23 of 23
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Vette(s): 1979 Corvette, Black w/Doeskin Interior. L48, 4-speed. Cooper Cobra tires on rally wheels. T-tops.

The easiest way to get parts from Bair's is to give Brian a phone call.  He can also answer your questions.  ;-)




 

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