Disc Brake conversion assembly for easamatic equipped Packards from 1951 thru 56. Steering knuckle, pivot bushings, kingpins and vertical support arm are new or original Packard parts. To install remove original brake drum support arms from upper and lower support mountings and replace with conversation assembly. Conversion disk support arms are identical to drum support arms ( original Packard parts) making installation easy. New brake line hoses are included. To function, remove check valve from inside “bottom” of brake fluid reservoir.
No warranty- sold as is. Shipping weight 95 pounds - shipping cost to be determined by shipper.
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