Disc brakes are an improvement in technology. Which I'm guessing Triumph
figured out sometime in 1956. One of the reasons I'm able to beat Corvettes on
the race track, is because of their inferior front drum brakes to my Triumph
discs. An errant ball or Squirrel crossing the street may also be a good
reason to have better brakes. Chevy didn't add discs to the front of a
Corvette until 1963. Duh.
Dave H.
> On 04/01/2021 10:18 AM John Deluca <john-marie@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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>
> Listers,
> Am considering converting my 1955 TR2 to front disc brakes. Have read in
> forums what some folks have done. I could not see a one best way. Does
> anyone have a â??cookbook recipeâ?? of the parts needed, procedures, etc. for
> a reliable conversion? I know this is asking a lot and any suggestions are
> appreciated.
> John DeLuca
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