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Thanks for the correction.
Guessing the big brake parts are impossible to find. Calipers on ebay for $4400: https://www.ebay.com/itm/33558799777...Bk9SR87M8dCDZQ And then you still need to find the rotors.
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The calipers are the same as stock, the pistons have a shorter piston with an insulator screwed to the piston. Stock calipers were easily converted, finding the bracket was the hard part ( some one was repoping them) |
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1970 was only year with a fan shroud. M22 and F41 was only on a ZR1 in 1970. 25 M22's and 25 sets of F41 suspension parts in 1970. ZR1 was an LT1 with a bunch of L88 parts. Power brake, big brake. Awesome cars!!!
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Couldn't get a radio. Pretty sure no power steering either but not 100 % on that.
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