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Old 12-09-2019, 12:56 AM
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Dose anyone know what dual brake mounting bracket to use on a 1999 Camaro
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Duncan motors makes them, pretty sure he sells the lines and stuff too. they utilize the 98-02 rear calipers. I'm planning on getting a set this winter and already have the calipers
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Originally Posted by hokeplaya05
Duncan motors makes them, pretty sure he sells the lines and stuff too. they utilize the 98-02 rear calipers. I'm planning on getting a set this winter and already have the calipers
+1 However, it's Duncan Performance not Duncan Motors.
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Originally Posted by rising_4rm_ashes
+1 However, it's Duncan Performance not Duncan Motors.
i follow him on IG and FB and he goes by Duncan motors on those but looks like his website is Duncan performance..... weird
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