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Re: K member tech- what do I have here?
[Re: JohnRR]
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04/29/11 11:32 PM
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If it is the 65-69 b body then it is a small block/big block because it is not like the slant k member in the car currently. Any body else think this is the b body v 8 k member I need for my 68 coronet?
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Re: K member tech- what do I have here?
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04/30/11 09:21 AM
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If it is the 65-69 b body then it is a small block/big block because it is not like the slant k member in the car currently. Any body else think this is the b body v 8 k member I need for my 68 coronet?
It would be 66-febish69, 65 is different and has a K small vs big ... I think ... Measure the distance across the bolt holes and compare to the frame on your car. Your pictures are not very clear, does it have a bolt thru idler mount or a stud ? if stud it's a 66-67, if bolt thru 68-febish 69.
Randy, I just ASSuME they were 70-72 brake assemblies, all I know is if that is a pre 70 K that those are not original brakes to it. Do ALL AFTERMARKET 70-72 rotors look like the factory installed rotors of the time?
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Re: K member tech- what do I have here?
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04/30/11 11:54 AM
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On the rotors I wish the pictures was clearer & also I wish I had a picture of a 70-72 rotor... Just doesn't look right to me... The dust shields I know 100% the 70-72 B & E shields are smooth, 73 & up have the ripples and I believe 69-72 C body brakes have it too... Those rotors kind of remind me of C body rotors as well.... I once adapted C body rotors to E body spindles, it can be done....
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