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    1. #1
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      Best $300 I ever spent. I love clean parts to work with.


    2. #2
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      The suspension & brake upgrade has offically begun!
      Got the rear suspension & the old brake lines out and the new Hotchkis leafs in.
      Talk about beefy hardware, I call this picture "Stock U-bolts & BIG ASS U-BOLTS"



      The original suspension comes with only 1 u-bolt per side. And of course they put the brake line clips right inline with where the 2nd set of u-bolts go. A quick run with the grinder and no more clips.
      A coat of por-15 plus a coat of bed liner keeps the rear right inline with the rest of the car.




      I even sprayed the leafs and all the brackets after a coat of POR.



      Now to pull out the axles and have the flanges turned down to fit the Kore-3 brakes.
      Hopefully more to come tomorrow.

    3. #3
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      Well, I got the 18" Cadillac spare tire kit in.
      The wheel is awesome!!!!!
      Although, I do like that the GTO jack kit comes with 2 tire chocks.
      I am going to try and incorporate them into the Cadillac spare kit.
      I just need to mount the tire and order the adapter and I will have an awesome 18" spare.






    4. #4
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      First off very nice build Do you know what year and kind of Cadillac the jack and spare was from ?

    5. #5
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      Had to do something about the Bilstein shock color.
      Just didn't go with the rest of the car.
      Now if I could just find some black Bilstein decals, it would complete it.

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    6. #6
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      Pulled the axles out to start mocking up the Kore-3 brakes today. The stock axles flanges have to machined down to fit the rotors.
      The axles looked a little worn so a quick call to Moser and they are making axles to fit my application including the screw in ARP 1/2 studs.
      Also ordered a new set of bearings while I'm at it. They said I will have it by friday, so hopefully the back will be done this weekend.


    7. #7
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      I had read the Kore 3 directions twice and just read them a third time and just realized that I forgot to order one little but very important part.
      The parking brake clevis to attach the Lokar parking brake cable to the Kore-3 actuator. Quick call and the part is on the way.




    8. #8
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      Project 70 RS

      Looks awesome. I am happy you ordered new axles it makes the swap much easier and the the wheel studs will match the front.
      marty-mj
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    9. #9
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      Thanks Marty, I took your advice on the axles. After the cost of having the stock ones turned down, plus the fact that they were a little worn.
      For a little bit more I could just order new ones. Thanks again.

    10. #10
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      Getting ready to install my Moser axles and Kore-3 brakes this weekend.
      Laying everything out to help me get started. I'm waiting for the axles which should come friday.
      Then I can get started.



      I really like Kore-3's flex brake lines. They are steel braided but have a plastic shield over them to keep them clean and protected.
      Nice touch.


    11. #11
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      Nice and clean work ahead of you, I got to say the same comment about Kore3 Lines, the are top notch!
      1972 Nova " Hotwhilz Special"

      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...t&goto=newpost Under the knife!

    12. #12
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      Between this thread and Marty's build thread, I have learned so much. My car should go together so easily. Great documentation guys!
      Stephen

    13. #13
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      I just wish my garage was as nice as Marty's. Hopefully that will be the next project.

    14. #14
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      Axles didn't come so I kept myself busy with the brake pedal and mocking up the booster & master cylinder.
      I didn't like all the extra play in the brake pedal(side to side) plus I had to adapt the clevis to the pedal. I drilled out the hole and put a sleeve in so the pin would fit perfect. Plus I installed new bushings.



      Got the the m/c, booster, & Wilwood proportioning valve mocked up.
      Got a nice stainless steel bracket from Tobin over at Kore-3 to keep the prop valve nice and compact.


    15. #15
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      Looks great!!! Keep up the great work.

    16. #16
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      Well, out with the old and in with the new. Axles that is.
      Moser really set up the axles for my specific application. Flange being machined to Kore-3's specs and the bolts holes being set up for 1/2-20 screw in ARP studs.
      Got them in and I'm ready to go.






    17. #17
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      Looking Good Paul! Awesome parts!

      -Sean

    18. #18
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      Thanks Sean,
      I got out to the garage for a little while today.
      New bearings & seals.



      The Moser axles & dif cover went it. Really nice pieces.
      Plus the Kore-3 parking brakes. Love their directions, very detailed.




    19. #19
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      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.



      New wheels & tires to go around the brakes.


    20. #20
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      Digging the wheels!
      1972 Nova " Hotwhilz Special"

      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...t&goto=newpost Under the knife!

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