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Author Topic: Pulls to the left during braking  (Read 7239 times)

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Re: Pulls to the left during braking
« Reply #15 on: January 31, 2012, 12:24:06 PM »
I wish my old posts from the AMC-list (back in '97 or so) on drum brakes hadn't got the nuke (thanks to a careless "tech support" at Webtv that deemed I had too much email at only 10% max volume and nuked the works without even asking. Lost her job over that one too)
   Maybe one day I'll get around to rewriting it (I've been working on cars since just before discs came out and they were voodoo back then)
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