Go ahead and get a little racy. That's what makes these cars so much fun!
If you aren't already aware of www.311s.org, it's a great site with a
tremendous amount of info in the tech wiki section, and help in the forums.
A great group of folks.
FYI the front brake setup is pretty much the same as found on some Volvos
and Jags. Much heavier cars, so there's plenty of reserve capacity. In the
rear just make sure everything is working and adjusted properly. No auto
adjusters on these things. If you don't already have the finned aluminum
drums (I think the '69s did) that's a good upgrade.
Enjoy,
Ron
On Sat, Apr 6, 2013 at 4:04 PM, Ed and Sandie <edsandie@telus.net> wrote:
> Thanks to everyone for the info on the brake situation, I donb t plan to do
> any racing around, so wasnb t worried and figured like one member said, my
> neighbor was fos.... Thanks again, Im going to continue with the reno and
> love every minute of it, my husband is a very good mechanic so I feel
> confidant with his maintentance rituals! I will have him check out the
> firewall to ensure it is okay.
>
> Sandie
>
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