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

posted by  twombo on  Mon May 23 04:25 CST 2005
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Sifting throught the parts catalogs and comparing numbers , it looks like the only real difference in the front braking system within each group (single braking systems, and dual braking systems) seems to be the brake rotor. It looks like the front rotors are essentially the same for all disk brake equipped 122s and 1800s, with the exception of the bolt patterns.

Since you have a set of 1800 front rotors and a 122, a test fit would answer a question I (and many others) have had for a long time.

FWIW, instead of converting to the dual/diagonal system I am using a dual master cylinder to split the braking system into front and rear systems. Every American car since 1968 has had that type of system. IPD has the master cylinder and a neat little adapter to allow fitment to the 122 firewall.

Mike






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