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A design first used by Chevrolet in the 1963 Corvette with independent rear suspension. When centrally mounted, it function...
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Re: New brakes: slotted and drilled rotors with pads

Subject: Re: New brakes: slotted and drilled rotors with pads
by CentralCoaster on 2015/3/23 19:23:35

It's interesting how GM didn't use all the surface area of the 88+ rear rotor.

My stock anti rattle clips in back are long gone, I never noticed honestly. My speedbleeders were also getting a little corroded and worn so I installed Earl's bleeders this time. These are the one with the external spring and check valve. I haven't done a bleed yet so who knows. The russell type ones always bugged me because they'd always find a way to pull air in through the threads no matter despite trying to seal them. The Earl's in theory prevent that.


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