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Old 07-28-2003, 08:09 PM   #1
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Default What I did

I adjusted my old steering box to tighten it up some, (see previous threads). Did do a complete steering (recirculatinng ball) rebuild, with a suspension rebuild too), All with the same readjusted box.

With my car's new (relatively) suspension and steering, one would be hard pressed to improve on cornering or handling.

I do have Granada front disks from Jim's Mustang (mostly new patrts, $600), from El Cajon, Ca., and a power brakes system from National Parts Depot, ($450).

I did pay twice for that MC because I bought it twice for different applications. My fault there. Everything works well now. Any questions are welcome.

Note: I also use Praise Dyno front pads and rear shoes as well as their rear brake hardware (springs , etc.). Pricey, but "you pay's for what you get's". Sometimes , anyways.

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