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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Westlake Village, CA
Posts: 477
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I own 2 "A" that have hydraulic brakes.
If any one is thinking about switching from mechanicals, PLEASE DON'T! I am looking for shoes that have woven linings for the 40(round hole) and for the 48 style with the "D" hole. I have been looking and calling but have not found a supplier and the moulded shoes just don't stop well. Any help appreciated. Art |
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Gothenburg Nebraska Just off I-80
Posts: 4,893
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Art, I think I have a roll of lining material that is the correct width. You would have to cut and drill it yourself. I will check Friday when I go out to the farm. Rod
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: South California
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I'm in the San fern Vly. I have a 'set' of new woven brake pads with brass impregnated. Don't know if you can use , but maybe PM me .Second thing. I'm curious about what type of hydraulic brakes that you have on two of your Model As. In other words, are they Wagner/Lockheed type or say Lincoln Bendix or what ? This information and WHY you are not happy with what you have, might be helpful, as I'm in the process of making the change. |
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