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Amazon brakes 120-130

posted by  122 and 940 and too many on  Tue Jan 22 11:54 CST 2002
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I seem to remmber you're in Switzerland? If so the '68 system there was no different to what went before. The US bound '68 had a weird Wagner based rear brake system based on the self servoing shoe setup out of the 4 wheel drum braked Amazon and the PV. The cylinder if it is for a US spec car won't fit yoursif it is a European '68 cylinder it will

Essentially the 7/8 rear cylinder was used on non servo equipped cars, the 1" on servoed cars, and all wagons which always came with servos. In practice you'll be hard pushed to tell the difference, providing they match from side to side.

All caliper fit, eccept for the dual circuit 1970 model year, and the very early P1800 caliper which had a different pad.

Regards


Pete






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