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KillerChevelle Jul 29th, 06, 3:48 PM I'am trying to find these seals. Does anyony know a part # for them? They are NOT the bearing seals. They are like a gasket between the spindle and the brake dust shield http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e86/Macabre70/HPIM2260.jpg Mike72ss Jul 29th, 06, 5:28 PM If you have the old ones, just make some from thin cork gasket material. Mike 1972Custom Jul 30th, 06, 1:31 AM this may sound dumb.........everyone has them..............go to a dealer, and have them pull up a spindal/picture............s-10 have the same one............that is if it is stock.........no i do not have a part number, and i am not going to hunt it down...........if you can not find it i will find it for you, but i still get to call you stupid...........actualy it depends on year........that is a 70-72 possably, but is a disc break seat up............i really will help you, and not call you stupid...... hobbiesracer Jul 30th, 06, 9:10 AM I will look through my parts locator at work on Monday and get the part # for you. Richard KillerChevelle Jul 30th, 06, 2:04 PM I will look through my parts locator at work on Monday and get the part # for you. Richard Hi Richard, Thank you for your help:thumbsup: 1badss396 Jul 30th, 06, 2:13 PM Were the heck is DUMPWATER FL.? LOL Its called the backing plate gasket 817GM Also found here http://1964-77chevelleparts.com/catalogPDFs/A2%2005%20brakes.pdf KillerChevelle Jul 30th, 06, 2:20 PM Were the heck is DUMPWATER FL.? LOL The episode of Married with Children, where they go on vacation to Poppy's by the Tree in DumpWater FL in Six Toe County. :D :D Nice 70 The 69 chassis looks great, But the dog looks like he doesn't care and has some where he wants to go,:D Thanks for the info!!!!:thumbsup: | ||