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was gegtting some parts for the 64 brakes
the parts book said wheel cylinders were the same 59-64
so - when wass the change and what is it? assume 64-65
is the 65 better ?
anyone know? I have a 65 axle that I could put in the 64
if there is some improvement that I might like
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i would assume a difference in bore size. didnt they upgrade to a larger brake pad somewhere around 65??
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wideblock66 wrote:i would assume a difference in bore size. didnt they upgrade to a larger brake pad somewhere around 65??

I think your right Trey. I can check my old brake book Monday.
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Was '65 the year they changed to dual piston wheel
cylinders? My '61 D200 has single piston wheel
cylinders on it.
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Thanks, :clap
Am about ready to do some major tear down and put together
an a 64 1/2 ton short box pickup.
got to get it done so I have something to drive this summerbesides the W-300
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