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    1. #1
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      Jul 2008
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      Windham,CT
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      rear disc w/c-clip eliminators

      HI ,
      Guys I have a 12 bolt rear from a 68-72 Chevelle with c-clip eliminators. I know it's overkill for the street but it's the only rear I have, it's out of my stock car. I'm looking for a basic set up nothing crazy maybe something from a factory car, it has to mount on the inside of the flange with or with out p-brake, and I don't have a problem with leaks.
      Thanks
      Dan



    2. #2
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      Quote Originally Posted by 68restomod
      HI ,
      Guys I have a 12 bolt rear from a 68-72 Chevelle with c-clip eliminators. I know it's overkill for the street but it's the only rear I have, it's out of my stock car. I'm looking for a basic set up nothing crazy maybe something from a factory car, it has to mount on the inside of the flange with or with out p-brake, and I don't have a problem with leaks.
      Thanks
      Dan
      Dan,

      When I first built my car I had a 12 bolt with the Strange c-clip eliminator kit. I used the Baer touring system without any problems. I sandwiched the caliper bracket between the bearing retainers and the housing flange. Worked fine.

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    3. #3
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      Thanks for info Andrew.


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