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Block, Brake Line Distribution, Disc (1967 Chevelle; 1967 Malibu)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-50-211364-1
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Factory-Style Distribution Block
      • Compatible With Disc Or Drum Brakes
      • Includes Frame Mounting Bracket
      • Made of Durable Brass
      • Fits 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle and Malibu Models

      Description

      Brake Distribution Block Overview. The Brake Distribution Block is engineered to efficiently manage the flow of brake fluid within the braking system. It channels fluid from the master cylinder to the front and rear brakes, ensuring balanced and reliable braking performance. This component is vital for maintaining optimal brake function and vehicle safety.

      Construction And Appearance. Made from high-quality brass, this distribution block offers excellent durability and corrosion resistance. It features a finish that replicates factory-style aesthetics, making it an ideal choice for restoration projects or brake system maintenance.

      Installation. Installation is simple and secure, aided by the included frame mounting bracket. Typically, no additional drilling is needed, making it accessible to both professional mechanics and experienced enthusiasts.

      Application. This block is designed specifically to fit 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle and Malibu models equipped with either disc or drum brake systems.

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