@Ron Malcolm...Wilwood installs a bleeder on the top AND bottom of each caliper and you can clearly see that in the video, but thanks for playing. Oh, and it's BRAKE, not break.

8:24 Original part is not a proportioning valve, that is a combination block (metering block/distribution block). Both of those are needed, the proportioning valve which was in his other hand gets installed behind the combination block inline to the rear brakes.

me encanta todo esto de la mecánica liviana ,la grasa y todo eso .,lol., buen trabajo caballeros y suerte en todos sus brollectos .......

Do the mustang II spindles bolt on to a stock suspension A body?

Guys, thanks for this video. I noticed on the proportioning valve and caliper bleed screws there appears to be PTFE thread tape. Does Wilwood specify the use of tape on the caliper fluid inlets and PV connections also, or do you dry fit them?

Nice job!

Thank you for the video! I am thinking hard about this upgrade. Did you have to press the bearing races in? The kit warns about a change in offset, did you see one? Using '73 spindles on a '71 pro-street Demon (Dart).

So once you buy the kit you have to continue buying brake pads and rotors from wilwood right

If you payed notice in video, there two bleeders on the caliber.

I cringed at pounding in the seal with a hammer. Yikes. Seriously get your self a cheap seal driver kit from harbor-freight. other wise good video, its nice to see. I watched this before I did my install on my 66 Barracuda. thanks

I need to find some coins so I can upgrade my Valiant Ute. Damn you lack of coins!

I want the old parts how many for thes

300 dollars for a damn adapter is borderline robbery. Cost them about 20 bucks to make. Come on Reilly motorsports

what a disappointment, I watched the whole video to see the wilwood way of bleeding the brakes and they didn't even show it, next time show 100% of the changeover and not75%!

Low quality upload dam blurry using google

Ah yes I see you have no concept of bearing pre load.

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