I bought a front disc brake conversion kit from them for a 65 Mustang. It
was truly a bolt on operation. It included absolutely everything that was
needed to perform the conversion and required no filing, bending, drilling
etc. I finished the job including a new dual master cylinder in less than
two hours, and they work great. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase from them in
the future.
Craig Wright
Pete Stanisavljevich wrote:
> Listers,
>
> Last sunday on Speedvision's "Classic Car Restoration" their Ferrari
> project car had it's brakes sleeved in stainless by a firm from NY
> appropriately called "Stainless Steel Brakes"
> (http://www.stainlesssteelbrakes.com/)
>
> A recent thread regarding sleeves brought up concerns of leakage and
> thermal expansion. The owner claimed that all sleeved parts are pressure
> tested and guaranteed against leakage.
>
> I figure if they'll stoop to doing a Ferrari, they should have no
> problem taking on something as classy as a Sunbeam.
>
> Does anybody have any experience with this firm? Good or bad?
>
> Peter S.
> B9471799
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