'67 Fury 1 brake system
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Thanks alot guys, would not think to soak everything
and I plan on putting on as heavy duty brakes as possible.
SO GLAD I FOUND THIS SITE.. haha...
do you know of any specific tools that may help or will my air tools, tool kit and 2 hands suffice?
and I plan on putting on as heavy duty brakes as possible. SO GLAD I FOUND THIS SITE.. haha...
do you know of any specific tools that may help or will my air tools, tool kit and 2 hands suffice?
Welcome to the forums and hope we can help you out in any way and as far as tools i would get you a nice set of brake line wrenches and a drum spring tool from some one like mac or snap on as the jap ones will be a bad ider and as far as the shoes go i would go with a good set that has the warrenty with them and get you a good fabed up set of stainless steel brake lines and do it right the first time and you will have many enjoyable years out of them
and as far as the hands go good luck in not scraping them up hehehehe.... also i would replace all the wheel cylinders with new as they are cheaper to buy then to rebuild and go with new drums and heck just get everything new that you can and you wont have to do it again for a long time
and as far as the hands go good luck in not scraping them up hehehehe.... also i would replace all the wheel cylinders with new as they are cheaper to buy then to rebuild and go with new drums and heck just get everything new that you can and you wont have to do it again for a long time
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