PST Brakes?
Does anyone have any experience with Performance Suspension Technology disk brake conversions?
My 1971 Mach 1 has four wheel manual drum brakes. My next upgrade will be to four wheel power disk brakes. The PST kit appears to be exactly what I want/need, but I am looking for some feedback before I invest in it.
http://www.p-s-t.com/default.aspx
Thanks!
My 1971 Mach 1 has four wheel manual drum brakes. My next upgrade will be to four wheel power disk brakes. The PST kit appears to be exactly what I want/need, but I am looking for some feedback before I invest in it.
http://www.p-s-t.com/default.aspx
Thanks!
From what I've seen their prices are competitive. For instance, the SSBC front kit from Summit is about $1200, and contains the same types of parts as the PST kit for $1200.
Other brake kits, like Wilwood, are hundreds more. I am not going to race, I just want good brakes for normal street use and cruising. Of course, a bit better performance and bragging rights adds to the "cool" factor.
A friend here tried the SSBC brakes on his 67, and was very disappointed with them and eventually scrapped them for Baer brakes. So with my sample size of one, I am leaning to PST. I'm hoping someone on this forum has experience with the PST kit that can comment on it before I buy.
Other brake kits, like Wilwood, are hundreds more. I am not going to race, I just want good brakes for normal street use and cruising. Of course, a bit better performance and bragging rights adds to the "cool" factor.
A friend here tried the SSBC brakes on his 67, and was very disappointed with them and eventually scrapped them for Baer brakes. So with my sample size of one, I am leaning to PST. I'm hoping someone on this forum has experience with the PST kit that can comment on it before I buy.
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