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Considering frt disc brake conversion but want to maintain stock wheels on coupe Master Deluxe. I cant find anything but 5 lug kits from several vendors I have taled to. Anyone know of a source or method. Stock wheels of course are 6 lug. Thanks.



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Yes, Buffalo Enterprises in Arlington WA. He's a long time VCCA member and what he makes...works. No computer, no web site. Just call and ask for Buffalo. If he's busy hell call you back.

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Thanks Jay I will.



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Originally Posted by 41carguy
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Yes, Buffalo Enterprises in Arlington WA. He's a long time VCCA member and what he makes...works. No computer, no web site. Just call and ask for Buffalo. If he's busy hell call you back.

Jay
just a note after talking to Buffalo....his kits are not for a 40 car...
Just trucks. He stated there are no kits for 6 lug. So if you go 5 lug conv kits...different wheels. Decision time or stay with front drums...



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You could try someone like Wheel Vintiques and get a set of rims that look original but are new

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Originally Posted by Timmins57
You could try someone like Wheel Vintiques and get a set of rims that look original but are new

Thanks. I have decided to add the dual master cylinder from Filling Station and keep the drums all around. I didnt know there was that offering. After a detailed talk with them it seems that with a standard HP 216cid that with new wheel cylinders shoes lines etc that the dual master is a good way to go and preserves your stock wheels as well. You send them your MC. I look forward to this mod.



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