Project Camaro Ep. 7: Final Wilwood Brake Upgrades & Parking Brake Install

[@robkeller3431]

Are those brake shoes still on? Is that how all rear disc conversions have to be done? Thanks

[@JimmyLoose]

Nice to see Dr. Drew doing something productive after Loveline.

[@blackzgarage3585]

You blew my cover!

[@tracymcknight8978]

Wish we were close by. I have a 70 camaro that I'm restoring. And would like your help with my brakes.

[@shaunmccuin5954]

Nothing ever goes as Planned with modifications does it? Great job adapting the cable end.

[@sukhipandher9090]

How does your wheel mount on the rear hub. There’s not enough lip on the axle flange to catch on

[@simonramos1217]

I’m working on my most 1978 it has stock brakes. What would you recommend brake wise. We would maybe just drive it around town 2-3 per week. Thanks!

[@krusher74]

stcok brake are great just blow the dust out of them every 6 months. You would have to go to a tacj to fell the benifor of these brakes, it just depends if you want the look and to relive you pocket of a few thousand dollars. Old tyres are what will hirt you more, we don't drive old cars much and the tread rarely wears out, after 5/10 years the rubber go hard and then if you have to brake hard stock, or fancy willwoods they aren't stopping you well. Spend your money on some high quality tyres.

[@krusher74]

For the price of those willwoods all they give you to hold the pads in is a shitty split pin? OE locator pins are far better than that.

[@odd-arnestorelvmo5696]

Do you know the part number for the Wilwood parking brake kit you use?. Is it the 10 bolt axle or another?.

[@funhumanusa]

Wilwood D154 for 1979 T/A may be the same.

[@josebarajas8108]

What size is ur tire?

[@checolate9680]

I think 05 Corvette brakes should fit. They look similar to Ford.