70-81 Camaro / Firebird Parts.

Nov 15, 2003 3 Replies
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70-81 Firebird Parts.



-'70-'81 T/A fenders. Pair. Good shape. $250


-'70-'81 T/A right side fender. 100% mint. $250


-Complete '77-'81 T/A Shaker setup. Includes everything. Hood, scoop, air cleaner etc etc. Very good condition. $300


-'80-'81 Turbo T/A hood. Very clean. $200


-'70-'81 Camaro/Firebird Tinted glass, both sides and '74 up rear. $50 for all 3


-'79-'81 Firebird rear spoiler, 2 to chose from. $35


-'70-'81 Camaro/Firebird Trunk lids. 2 to chose from. Both rust free. $40


-'79-'81 Firebird nose cone. Mint. $100


-'77-'81 Camaro nose. Brand new. NOS $250


-15''x7'' Rally II wheels. Good condition. $75


-Fully modified '72 TH400, Reverse manual valve body, kevlar everything, deep sump aluminum pan. Never had fluid in it. $750...cost twice that to build.


-10bolt rear posi for '70-'81 Camaro/Firebird. 2.41gear. Complete with new brakes. $200


Pete


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I am trying to upgrade my 79 camaro to disk brakes... what else would I need to do so... were are you located I really would like to buy the brakes and posi...could you please send me pics to Adam snipped-for-privacy@Yahoo.com

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you already have front DISC brakes now, The rear drums supply less than 30% of the braking power. If you can lock up the rear drums now, and you should be able to, then how will rear discs stop better?

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You dont understand why disks are better on all 4 shoes then do you? Drums tend to fade very quickly. They do not give up the heat generated by heavy braking near as fast as a disk, thus, the :less than 30%: offered by the rear, can quickly drop to less than 5%.

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