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What type of question is that?

I would not dream of changing my 74 260Z from drums, but it is pretty much original....

I do have a fantasy of creating a kick arse 260 from assorted parts where I would include all manner of top shelf goodies, including ventilated discs all round....

At the end of the day you have to decide, do you need the extra performance of rear discs or not.... My guess is if you are talking road use, you do not need rear discs...

Just my 2 cents

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cool i havent had the chance to drive it. im still working on it didnt know if drums would hold up. cuz my bro has a 69 elcomino the brakes were drums worked fine except the last time he drove it. thanks for input

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Originally posted by billramsey2002

doess your car have factory callipers or have you changed?

Well........uhhhhh.........hmmmmmm

My '72 had originals on it and it worked just fine. That was 10 years ago. Been looking for a couple of years to find another one. Will keep it stock in the front also. However, my Tacoma does have Toyota 4x4 calipersROFL

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There is nothing wrong with the rear drums, they work really well.

Upgraded pads for both the discs and the drums will do wonders, if you need more you can always upgrade the front discs.

Either way I dont really see the necessity, less your autoxing or something.

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