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Importance of brakes and suspension in a classic car
Submitted by: suntecseo / Submitted on October 24, 2013
While restoring a car it becomes essential to make sure that the steering, braking mechanism and the suspension of your car are in top
condition. Obviously you would not like to drive a car with a rusty steering or squeaky brakes or a damaged suspension. It not only makes car
driving a problem but it also is dangerous. It is always recommended to inspect each and every element of the car before you begin with the
restoration.
Shopping for the parts online not only makes it easier for you to buy the products but it also ensures that you are getting only genuine parts,
which are meant to last long.
Consider the braking system, if even after thorough inspection you do not find any problem with it and still feel as if the braking power is less
than required then you can add a power brake booster to your car it is attached to the master cylinder of the braking system and helps in
considerably improving the braking power.
When it comes to suspension it is best to use tubular control arms since they are sturdier to use and last longer apart from making the ride
smooth. The only problem is that it might prove to be difficult to get these for a classic like, 1955-57 belair upper and lower control arms are
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2. smooth. The only problem is that it might prove to be difficult to get these for a classic like, 1955-57 belair upper and lower control arms are
found very rarely. When both upper and lower control arms are used the suspension is called as a double wishbone suspension, such a car has
a consistent steering feel.
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