Sandie.I have yet to read the other responses to your email (BTW are you on
311S.Org as well - GREAT INFORMATION) but your neighbour clearly doesn't know
what he is talking about.Yup there are disks at the front and drums at rear,
but provided the rear brakes are adjusted properly FIRST, THEN all brake
lines/cylinders are bled (Cylinders, FRONT then REAR ) - also get speed
bleeders (#1 on your agenda) then there is NOTHING PERIOD wrong with the
disk/drum setup. Heavens - they RACED these cars (and still do) ALSOYou
should check on the following soon1) Change engine oil/filter 2) Change
transmission fluid3) Adjust valves4) check timing5) Tune car. and WELCOME to
the arena where people KNOW what they are talking about (at least as far as
datsuns are concerned <G>) BTW - where are you located??
Peter Harrison 1970 Stroker
818 448 3181
> From: edsandie@telus.net
> Date: Sat, 6 Apr 2013 12:24:40 -0700
> To: datsun-roadsters@autox.team.net
> Subject: [Roadsters] Datsun roadster brakes
>
> I have purchased a 1969 2000 datsun roadster and my neighbor is trying to
> break my happiness bubble by telling me these cars have a braking problem
due
> to rear drum brakes, is this a fact??
>
> Sandie
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