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BLURAT
Mar 22nd, 00, 8:42 AM
Anyone tried the praise dyno stage I semi kevlar rear drum systems ??? They are based in Royse City Tx.Thanks Much.Shawn

Wes Colby
Mar 22nd, 00, 11:03 AM
I use them on the front drums of my 'Velle and they work great. They actually stop better the hotter they get! Get em'...you won't be dissappointed and work MUCH BETTER than OEM shoes.

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1970 Malibu - Current 383 Stroker soon to be ZZ502 'fog fed' Big Fat Rat. Houston, Texas...Gold Member #39
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BLURAT
Mar 22nd, 00, 2:20 PM
Thanks Wes,figured you'd be in the know since they are TX based also ! Shawn

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Doug Garland
Mar 22nd, 00, 3:28 PM
Are those are the pads that Gene Chas posted about? You get disk like performance out of drum brakes.

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1972 Malibu (1 st. car) Project waiting to happen
Team Chevelle # 427
A.C.E.S. # 1282

BLURAT
Mar 23rd, 00, 2:09 AM
I'm not sure.Gene,ya out there buddy ??

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Wes Colby
Mar 23rd, 00, 8:14 AM
Yea, Gene turned me on to them over a year ago. I think he uses them still on all four corners of his ride.

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1970 Malibu - Current 383 Stroker soon to be ZZ502 'fog fed' Big Fat Rat. Houston, Texas...Gold Member #39
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Dans70Chevelle
Mar 28th, 00, 6:28 PM
Is there a number or adress for this place???

rick
Mar 28th, 00, 7:53 PM
Praise is listed Here! (http://chevelles.net/links/Suppliers/Performance/). Third page.

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Rick
72 El Camino (http://members.home.net/jimmy4/rick1972elky.html)
TPI350/700r4
TC#00038
ACES#00140

Ox68
Mar 29th, 00, 8:50 PM
They seem pretty good from what I see here. Their site doesn't say, but what kinda price they talking for (ballpark figure i mean)?

Tony
'68 Chevelle 400

Wes Colby
Mar 29th, 00, 11:31 PM
Tony, I think I paid around $100 for my two front wheels. Pricey yes, but they will make a good drum brake system stop as best as it possibly can.

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1970 Malibu - 383 stroker soon to be replaced with 502 Rat: dyno'd 621 ftlbs. & 575 horsepower. Houston, Texas...Gold Member #39
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Ox68
Mar 31st, 00, 5:44 PM
Not too bad considering how much improved performance they give. Next time I have to get new ones I'll look into it.

Tony
'68 Chevelle 400

MarkM
Apr 1st, 00, 9:31 PM
I'm very interested in these brakes. I have a 4 wheel drum system on my 68 camaro and I really don't think the car stops all that bad, even though everyone curses the system. Do you people that run these shoes think they will make a drum system stop as well as a stock front disk set up? They may be expensive but a disc brake set up is much more.