Disc Brake Conversion and 2 Inch Drop! | 1965 Chevy C10 Shop Truck Build Ep.2!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
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6 lug rotors - www.summitracing.com/parts/cl...
CPP Spindle Disc Brake Kit - www.summitracing.com/parts/cl...
CPP 2" Drop Spindles - www.summitracing.com/parts/cl...
Moog Upper Ball Joint - www.summitracing.com/parts/mo...
Moog Lower Ball Joint - www.summitracing.com/parts/mo...
In this video we go over the entire braking system for the new 1965 Chevy C10 Shop truck. We started out with a CPP Master cylinder and brake booster to replace the oem single cylinder setup. Then we replaced all the ball joints with some new Moog units. Jason was able to score an $8.00 pitman arm from the clearance bin at Summit and it happened to be a direct replacement. We were then able to get the CPP 2" drop spindles installed to mount our drilled and slotted rotors. Daniel cut, flared, and bent the new brake lines and installed the parking brake and it stops on a dime now! There were bolt-in spring spacers in the rear that we removed to get the truck to sit level and even lower. We're in love with the way it looks now and next up is some interior work and a new 5spd transmission! Thanks for watching and stay tuned for the next episode!
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:23 - Parts
1:42 - Master Cylinder
3:00 - Disc Brake Install
11:17 - Admiring the Results - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Next episode we swap in the 5 speed Tremec TKX so stay tuned! All the parts we bought for this video are linked in the description
What size tires do you guys got on it
My manual brakes work relatively well. I will upgrade my system but I might not get power brakes
Cheers from Wisconsin dude that turned out sweet disc brakes make all the difference my buddy had a 66 but it was a long box straight six and three on the tree keep up the good work it's nice to see kids your age still wrenching and having fun
Thanks for the support! That sounds like a sweet old school truck your buddy had
Nice job guys. The truck awesome!!
One last comment before the video ends
The lowering the truck and with the red white and chrome
Man yall got a christine look going on
Im very much impressed
And drooling
Thanks! it does have that christine look haha, can't wait to keep upgrading it over time and making it look even better
@@BuildBreakRepeat ill be watching i recently got a full suspension go cart its a tomberlin as of right now its a roller but hope to be riding it by december
Yall come on by my channel
Maybe ill have a video that yall will like
I remember first watching you guys way back years ago. Then stopped popping up on my recommended and completely forgot. Guess the TH-cam algorithm got the best of you. At least now I have 2 years of videos to binge watch.
All good, Glad to have you back! That algorithm can be pesky sometimes
Also trk looks sick bro mine is baby blue with the white too
Sweet stance. Great job!
The parts in the links is this all I need to convert drum brakes I have a 65c10 I want to get rid of drum brakes
I have a 65 c10 I wanna do the brake conversion and spindle drop its all original
Looks awesome guys..👍👍
"SAA-WEEEET!"
Just a note on the wheels 😎
With the lowering spindles 15s need to have a 3 inch backspacing on your wheels. Or you can go with 17s .
That’s some beautiful trucks bois🤤‼️😎
Yessir!
Where do you guys get your parts from? I want to drop my 1965 c10 and upgrade the brake system with the booster and two lines.
Factory style steel wheels or steel rallies would look awesome on this!
Agreed, I think that’ll be in the future plans!
@@BuildBreakRepeat Looks good just the way it is now...
@@lennym1273 They're 1988 Enkei EK88 wheels, and even though they're not period correct I agree they fit the truck pretty well
Heart racing damn that youtube commercial algorithm it went to commercial right exactly when yall cut to greasing them barons all i saw was red greasy hand holy moly
Those wheels just don't cut the mustard.
Nice car✅👌🧑🔧
2nd.and since this is it's 2nd posting,I was 3rd. Anywho.Great job on the truck.Many miles of happy trails wished for all.
Thanks for watching both times haha, first upload was an accident
I.M.H.O. some bullet holes with chrome centers and the outer flange area black would look sharp on that truck
Ugh. Makes me miss my 64 fleetside. 283, 3 on the tree.
I did the disc conversion kit from CPP but now the stock 6 lug wheels wont clear the caliper. What wheels should I go with?
You ever find a solution ? @wherestarget1607
@@user-tt5qp2mw2f 73 Chevy K5 blazer wheels. Perfect fit.
Have you guys found a 1945 one with the pointy face those ones look so dang cool
What wheels are these?
The lower the truck got, the higher my eyebrows raised
How did you block the master en able to use the truck for a bit before running rear brake lines
Also if you plan on towing with this truck I would leave it at least 1" taller in the rear personally I would do 2 inches taller in the rear. The reason behind that is so when you load it down to tow with the truck sits level and rides better vs squating in the rear and high in the front throws the steering off and makes it difficult to handle
looks amazing. also where is the Jimmi intro song??
People watching this that's not how to use a ball joint press.
First