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Old 09-27-2002, 06:22 AM   #21
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Actually now that you mention it my brakes kind of suck. They are fine on the highway but when I am doing 5-10 mph they are really really stiff and I kind of have to stand on them to make the car stop.

How would I check/adjust my valve timing?
Pull the timing cover.

Does your vacuum gauge move when you apply the brakes? If it drops, you have a bad booster. If it doesn't move, your low speed brakes suck because your vacuum is so low. Pick up a vacuum can at any hot rod parts store, and install it. Your brakes will be like new.

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