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  Location: Anywhere my toys take me. | I finally decided to shed some weight from the truck, and improve the brakes on the 78 Chevy p/u. 



Routing and installing brakelines: 

Edited by ChevChris19@yahoo.co 2009-08-08 12:27 PM
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  Location: Anywhere my toys take me. | Sorry I don't understand why it does not use the pic that I copy. Lets try it again. Perportioning valve setup. 
Completed project: 
What I started with: 
I had trouble bleeding the brakes, and I had a bad valve. So I replaced the valve and finally bleed the brakes. It all work awesome, major improvement.
Edited by ChevChris19@yahoo.co 2009-08-08 12:26 PM
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    Location: Outer Mongolia | Very nice. I love how clean and simple disk brakes are compared to drums. I hate drum brakes! |
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| Gotta love the disc brakes,especially after a water crossing.Good choice for improvement,your work looks good too. |
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  Location: Anywhere my toys take me. | This is a before and after pic: 

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    Location: Mid-Willamette Valley | Nice job dude. Looks good!
Good to see the kiddos out there helping you out!  |
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        Location: in the garage | Nice, I like the disks. |
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  Location: Anywhere my toys take me. | The test run on the disc brakes was good this weekend, Detroit run. Stopping was not a problem with me this wheeling trip, before they were dragging in the rear, and the fronts were working overtime when I would loosen up the adjusters on the rear brakes. Now everything works properly, it was also nice to have brakes after the creek crossing.
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