Project Riddler's Ride - 1976 Plymouth Duster
So today I was able to get over to Inline Tube Inc. in Shelby Township. Let me tell you guys these guys know and understand brakes. I walked in expecting to have to explain everything. They looked at what I had in mind and went above and beyond.
In this picture you can see the green and white coat hangers I bent up for the rear axle. They took those and made CNC copies of them in stainless steel.
I was then explained that since I've gone with Wilwood rear disc brake I should have some sort of flex lines as they tend to move slightly unlike stock drums. So I went ahead and purchased the rear flexline kit. Along with that I also purchased all stainless hardware and three tabs to weld to the axle and body. On top of that they had the Mopar rear axle Tee I wanted.
After Inline Tube I ran over to Mancini Racing to purchase a new vent tube. Lucky for me they also had a Wilwood Proportioning Valve hanging on the wall for $41. I'll take that!
While at Mancini Racing I saw a product called Lizard Skin. I'm going to contact the company and see about getting a small sample of each just to see what it looks like in person.
www.lizardskin.com
Riddler
So today I was able to get over to Inline Tube Inc. in Shelby Township. Let me tell you guys these guys know and understand brakes. I walked in expecting to have to explain everything. They looked at what I had in mind and went above and beyond.
In this picture you can see the green and white coat hangers I bent up for the rear axle. They took those and made CNC copies of them in stainless steel.
I was then explained that since I've gone with Wilwood rear disc brake I should have some sort of flex lines as they tend to move slightly unlike stock drums. So I went ahead and purchased the rear flexline kit. Along with that I also purchased all stainless hardware and three tabs to weld to the axle and body. On top of that they had the Mopar rear axle Tee I wanted.
After Inline Tube I ran over to Mancini Racing to purchase a new vent tube. Lucky for me they also had a Wilwood Proportioning Valve hanging on the wall for $41. I'll take that!
While at Mancini Racing I saw a product called Lizard Skin. I'm going to contact the company and see about getting a small sample of each just to see what it looks like in person.
www.lizardskin.com
Riddler