Re: [BaadAssGremlins] Holding My Breath

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The 79 Concord 4 door sedan my disc brake set up for the yellow car came
out of was a non power one. It was a spare car my friend had and I drove
it once in a while. And parted it out for him. There is a fair amount of
difference between the power and non power when I compare the Concord to
my orange car with the factory disc brakes. Also it takes a bit more
pedal pressure with the yellow car as it has a drum booster. I remember
the GM cars of the 60's that at a slight bit of pressure they would
throw you into the windshield.
"Doc"



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• From: twa1950@xxxxxxx
• Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2005 18:52:22 EST

Hey Doc I had a 77 with disc brakes and my 78 has them but neither had power brakes. I was wondering if any Gremlin with disc brakes were power. I have four other cars with power brakes and I can't tell much difference. It might take a little more pressure but not much. It is nothing like the old cars when you would get out of a car with non-power brakes and get in one with power brakes and you would throw yourself against the dash when you first steped on the power brakes. And of course it is nothing like trying to stop a car that the power booster has went out.
Terry 

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