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I have a '71 510 4 door, L20 B, A87 Peanut head, twin SU carbs.

 

I am wanting to upgrade my braking system to the max and after a year of

ordering parts online I took my car ( named Clunk ) with all the parts ordered

for a 510 along with 289Z struts into the shop for the assembling.  Problem

is it seems that all these parts will not work with the struts.  

 

So, is there a kit or what parts do I need..?  Already spent over 900 dollars

and need to lo_ball while making sure it works.

 

 

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How set on having this shop do the work are you??  This guys shop is an hour and a half away ( more or less )  but i am more than confident if you are paying for work done,, they could set you up lickity split... Sometimes going farther will get you there faster.

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/AllAutosInc

 

Or PM Ant to set up something .

 

http://community.ratsun.net/user/12107-busta-nut/

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I have a '71 510 4 door, L20 B, A87 Peanut head, twin SU carbs.

 

I am wanting to upgrade my braking system to the max and after a year of

ordering parts online I took my car ( named Clunk ) with all the parts ordered

for a 510 along with 289Z struts into the shop for the assembling.  Problem

is it seems that all these parts will not work with the struts.  

 

So, is there a kit or what parts do I need..?  Already spent over 900 dollars

and need to lo_ball while making sure it works.

 

You spent $900???? You should do more research and do the work yourself or you'll get taken advantage of. ZX or Maxima struts can be got for $100 a piece. (I got a pair of '84 Maxima goon struts free, calipers were good just replaced the rotors) 4 New calipers and rotors for $75? a side. Under $400 so far. Cut your 510 springs down and the perch off and put on the zx strut and support with split collars at $30 a pair. Replace the damper fluid with thicker 20W motorcycle fork oil (about $17) to improve the firmness. Firmer, lower ride height that is adjustable... total maybe $400.

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