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Ragtop


BELLE RIVER, ONT

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Since my channelled T coupe sits quite low, the rear end is way above the bottom edge of the body, causing some interference with the E Brake cables and the body. I'm thinking about rotating the backing plates on my early 9" a few degrees by re-drilling the plates or the holes in the axle flange to allow the cables to come out of the backing plates a little lower in the front. Anyone see any problem with this? I'm thinking the odd shape of the axle flange on most 9" Ford rears might not allow it anyhow.



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poncho62


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As long as you can rotate the backing plate, I dont see why not. I would drill the backing plate, not the flange

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Rochie


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Mike,

I have to agree with Poncho, as long as the flange will allow the rotation...the brakes don't know where they are.



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dualquadpete


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Only problem I can see in the future "might" be bleeding the air out of w/cyl. when it's not sitting level????

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SKAR


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You could always vacuum bleed it if it were enough of a problem.

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