AMC brakes?

Whats the hang up with AMC brakes? Cant find nothing on this, Google, forums............

Here ya' go: Fred Carello's AMC Brake Page

http://www.wps.com/AMC/Brakes/index.html

http://www.planethoustonamx.com/main/amc_disc_brake_interchange.htm

http://www.classicone.com/wsc/catalog/amc/amc1.htm

http://www.trustmymechanic.com/automotive/tbrakexamc/index.html

Hope this is help

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The guy I bought my 66 pickup off of said they were done about 20yrs ago?
They use all AMC parts, not just the calipers. Thats the info I cant find,
Just curious what the hang up is as all parts are still readily available and as you can see in the pictures they've been on there a LONG time, so durability isnt exactly an issue?????

My question would be about power brake boosters and proportioning valves. How do they play in this and where do they mount.?

I just did AMC 1 pot discs on my 63 AMC... I used a GM J series proportioning valve. Not sure if this helps but My wagon and the van are about the same size with he wagon being a V8 car. No power booster was needed. Brakes stuff was purchased through Galvan's Rambler parts and the proportioning valve off the net early Camaro/Firebird.

demondog wrote:My question would be about power brake boosters and proportioning valves. How do they play in this and where do they mount.?

This info might help.

https://vintage-vans.forumotion.com/t21013-econoline-power-brakes-information