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Any reason as to why some brake lines loop 1 or more right after the master cylinder? Since doing the front disc conversion it looks as though I'm going to have to replace all of the lines. Instead of buying a kit, I'm just going to make my own.

I ordered a booster/master cylinder kit from online performance and was wondering if it's really necessary for a street cruiser? I'm converting to front disc and have new 10" drums in rear. It looks like it'll take up too much space and god forbid if I ever wanted to take the headers out I'd...

I have a 1971 duster which originally came with 4 wheel drums. Front 9". I'm in the process of Converting the front to disc from performance online. I'm also getting their booster/master cylinder(http://www.performanceonline.com/store/customer/product.php?productid=19530&cat=291&page=1) I will...

It's a 1971 duster which was am original 318 car. My brother has since replaced it with a 340 a long time ago. Runs good I'm happy. However I've must of gone through a million front wheel cylinders(4 wheel drum). I've been looking at this kit and am interested in getting it. I understand that I...

I have a 1971 plymouth duster. It has the ol 4 wheel drum brakes. The front's have to go. Obviously I'd need a booster and to convert it to power brakes. I was interested in going with Baer, but cant find anything on them. Any help or suggestions would be great. I'm not interested in doing late...

I sorta forgot. Do front drums for A bodies come with pressed wheel studs?

I'd like to convert to disc, but supposidly they're rare and if you find a set, you need to get rebuild calipers which seems too pricey for me. Anyone happen to know where I can find Front drums for a 1971 Duster? I believe its a 9" and it has studs pressed in already. Mine are already on their...