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'66 122s w/b20 (72 transplant) 120-130

80-90% of the braking force comes from the front wheels. Changing to rear disks will not significantly change your braking distances, it will reduce overheating etc if you are racing or a very very spirited driver especially in Arizona which I remember as pretty flat. The overdrive is nice though and has nothing to do with the rear end as it is attached to the transmission.






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