Re: [gremlintime] Disc Brakes

["Dave Shaver" <dshaver@xxxx>]

Dave and list,
You can go to www.marlin-guy.com . On the left side you select "disk brake conversion". There is an excellent example to go buy. It will suffice for almost all conversions. Hope this helps.

Dave Shaver
Havelock, NC
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Dave Kaunisto 
To: gremlintime@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
Sent: Saturday, December 14, 2002 8:57 PM
Subject: [gremlintime] Disc Brakes



I went back to the junk yard today to retrieve the disc brakes and the 79 
spirit was long gone. high turnover rate at the pull n save.

However, I did find a 76? Hornet Sportabout with disc brakes. I wrestled 
with one side for about two hours and was not successful in removing the 
caliper or spindle. The caliber looked like it would weigh about as much as 
a Gremlin! Plus, it was unlike any caliper I've dealt with (granted, I'm no 
world class mechanic). Usually, they'll have one bolt towards either the 
front or the back which you remove, then you pivot on a post, and slide the 
caliper off. This didn't look anything like that, and doesn't look like the 
one in the 74 shop manual, which looks more like the one I described.

Would this one even work with a Gremlin? Would I even want it?
Thanks much.

Dave
72X




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