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worked on the 57 this weekend.

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by bbc 1957 gasser, May 30, 2010.

  1. bbc 1957 gasser
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    set the firewall back 3 inches. and set up the motor plate. and changed my mind on the axle location. so i moved it forward 3 inches ..
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    Last edited: May 30, 2010
  2. indygasser
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  3. bbc 1957 gasser
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  4. Butch M
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    lookin real good.....
     

  5. propwash
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    from Las Vegas

    good work - gonna be an awesome ride when you're finished
     
  6. Nice! What axle is that?
     
  7. Sheep Dip
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    from Central Ca

    Looking Good!! Gasser Wars in the making... keep us posted.
     
  8. bbc 1957 gasser
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    im almost 100% that its a dodge 100 axle id like to figure out what i can do to run disc brakes on it .any info would be great .
     
  9. Thats what I thought when I saw it. Nice ride!
     
  10. bbc 1957 gasser
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  11. lawman
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    Sweet !!!!!!!
     
  12. Baron
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    The 57 looks great. I just found this info for you regarding disc brakes.
    May be possible to use 1999 300 rotors on the original hubs with midsize gm calipers. You'll have to make the caliper mounting bracket for the calipers . The hub register hole for the 300 rotor is VERY close, if not identical to the early hub. With the right studs and a little machine work, you can swedge the rotors to the hubs using right hand threaded studs on both frt hubs.
    Or you can buy a conversion kit here ( seems a little expensive...)
    www.scarebird.com
    Good luck and have fun with the build.
     

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