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9-20-2012
You got that right.
Got the back brakes almost done. Just have to shorten the new brake lines to mate up with the Kore-3 Flex lines and hook up the lokar parking brake cables.![[âIMG]](/uploads/users/3/2017/10/Rotor_zps3aa2cad8-1507572698.jpg)
New wheels & tires to go around the brakes.![[âIMG]](/uploads/users/3/2017/10/Wheel_zps9b3935f7-1507572699.jpg)
9-22-2012
Drilled holes in the frame for the sway bar brackets and got everything installed.![[âIMG]](/uploads/users/3/2017/10/Swaybar1_zps5ca2267e-1507572699.jpg)
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9-26-2012
Spent some time today cutting and trying to reflare the rear brake lines to connect up to the Kore-3 braided lines.
I have a flaring tool, you know, the hand cranking kind. First time I tried to do stainless steel lines. WOW!!!! they came out bad.
Took a drive down the road to Lou's automotive. He has a hydraulic flaring tool. SOOOOO much better and faster. Can't see spending $500 on one though.
Lou has a 67, 68, 69 camaro, 68 Camaro race car, 65 chevelle racecar and a 68 442 that he bought new when he worked at the Olds dealership back in 68.
Nice guy to have right down the road from my house.
Fedex guy just left a present for me. Didn't knock, ring the bell or anything. I just went outside and here was my present.
My new exhaust.![[âIMG]](/uploads/users/3/2017/10/Exhaust-1507572700.jpg)
The kit is from EZwire. The guage cluster was put together by me and I used a stock connector so the whole guage panel can just be unplugged and taken out if needed.![[âIMG]](/uploads/users/3/2017/10/Dash2-1-1507572700.jpg)
These 70’s Camaros such cool cars. Great build!
Posted by Diggymart on 1/31/19 @ 2:11:38 PM