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There is not going to be one set of cables that work for all applications. It will depend on what year truck you have and whether is is a shortbed or longbed, Chevy or GMC, etc.

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I hear ya on that Cap'n, mostly just like to see what guys have came up with for ideas, see maybe what has or hasn't worked kinda thing.

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Too be honest I didn't know private messages could be disabled. I will try to find the settings.

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Please try it again when you get a chance. Thanks

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PM sent........

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Interested in ordering a set of brackets for a 12 bolt rearend. Please let me know total and PayPal information for a raw set.

Thank you.

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I will send you a PM with ordering and payment info.

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Payment has been sent. Thank you.

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Since I do not know your real name, I do not know if your payment has been received. I have received payments for about 3 sets of D52 brackets in the past couple days.

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Price for your standard D-52 bracket please: 67 C10 12 bolt.

Thanks,

-klb

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The price is exactly the same as in post #1 of this for sale thread.

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Let me know if you have any available and I'll paypal the funds.

I'll PM you my paypal email.

-klb

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Payments in the mail. Thanks

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OK, I'll be watching for it and let you know when I receive it.

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Put me down for a raw set please. '71 C/10 S/B, Thanks

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I replied to your PM.......

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Idid the conversion using these brackets and the brake booster adapter and now I can't figure out what to do about the pushrod.
The one on my 63 isn't long enough and when I adjust it all the way out it doesn't allow the master cylinder to close all the way which causes my brakes to drag and eventually lock up after about 6 miles.
Any suggestions?

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Can you clarify... if it's not long enough how can it possibly keep the MC applied? You can get replacement pushrods on ebay.

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My factory pushrod isn't long enough to properly engage the mc.
I fabbed up several longer rods but when I get the size that works properly it pushes in on the mc slightly which eventually causses the brakes to load up.
Iv'e been at it for a week now. I've shed a few tears on this one..

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Of course the factory pushrod is not long enough. You need to join the factory pushrod with the booster pushrod at the correct length. What booster are you using? What master cylinder are you using? Your pushrod must have some adjustment also.

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Yeah you need to adjust your pushrod so that there is *no* force on the booster when the brake pedal is at rest. I like to adjust mine so they are just barely contacting the MC. Also, there might be some adjustment at the booster to MC junction.

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Are you still making the rear brake brackets?

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Put me down for a raw set if you have any left. I can do PayPal.

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I make all of my products everyday including these D52 rear disc brackets

I currently have one set left. I will have to order some more parts top be cut. I will send you a PM with ordering and payment info.

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PayPal sent.

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Payment received.

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I'd like a set of these, Do you still have any available?

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I replied to your PM........All of my products are always available.

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Captain,
I installed the last set of brackets on my son's 77 C10 and man they look awesome and the stopping power is incredible. Thanks so much. I'll be sending you payment for another set for my daughters 72 C10.

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I would like to purchase a set of brackets powdercoated satin black. Please PM payment details. Thank you

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PM sent :)

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Payment sent!

I would like a set for my 73 how do I get them ?
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I replied to your PM with ordering and payment instructions.

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I nees to get some like that for my front on my '71 I have the wilwood rear brake kit and those do come as close as I can get to match. Part number I have for front is 127.66000 is that correct?

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Finally managed to go pick up my parts and get these brackets installed, everything looked great and fit pretty much perfect. The outer bracket that bolts to the 4 bolt flange didn't quite clear the little ridge that it centers over, but I'm sure this was mostly due to my rear end being powder coated as well as the brackets being powdered, or slight variation of axle tube as it was only one side. Once I snugged the bolts down she popped right over and sat flush. Worst part about it all is that it probably took longer unpacking all the parts then to install. Well made and looks awesome, thanks Captain!!

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Got the drilled/slotted ecoat stop tech for front. 127.66000 is part# of anyone needs 1.25"
They are some nice rotors. Summit sells for 120 each, got them to price match car parts.com for $80. Came with races installed. Nice quality product.

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If this doesn’t get much I will ask in the general area, but got to cleaning up and test fitting my calipers and pads last night, and the A1 eldorado calipers have a solid piston. So my question is, is anyone using the anti rattle clips with the rear parking brake caliper, and if so how did you orientate the clips to work? The clip hits the piston seal with the solid pistons on my calipers as the long end has nowhere to go. Also, does anyone know how the park brake mechanisms works? Is it mechanical to push the piston out or hydraulic with volume displacement? Dry, I have no piston movement while rotating the park brake lever so that’s why I ask.

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For my rear wilwood disk kit the park brake is Incorporated in the rotor. That is a good question.

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The lever is pushing out the back side of the piston by means of a one way roller clutch. This will drift out as needed with wear. If doing a brake job and needing to make room for the thicker pads/rotors you turn the piston clockwise (as you look at the face of the piston) using a special tool or improvise as needed. This clockwise movement releases the clutch and allows it to move inward. If your piston does not move out i would suggest to install it anyway (you have a warranty). Some levers can be installed /clocked into many positions and on some you turn the lever in the direction as the cable would move it, remove the lever and reindex it to be able to grab some more and turn some more. My last eldo brake job was probably 35 years ago so i will leave the final sayso to someone that has done it recently.

When done if the lever does nothing after you have driven the truck and the hydraulic brakes work good i then would suspect broken roller clutch assemblies.

I've worked on subarus since the 70's and their pistons rolled clockwise inward, and then you would step on the brake pedal and this would push the piston out and eventually give a nice pedal feel, and then the emergency brake lever did it's job. First time i did a brake job i needed help and scratched my head many times trying to figure it out. I resorted to taking a caliper apart and then it all made sense. By the way, these subaru calipers were on the FRONT.