Mark,
1949 & 50 Crosley Hot Shot (sport car) used a
Goodyear-Hawley spot disc brake set-up.
Seven and one-half inch solid disc and a single-
piston caliper with a one and one-half inch round
friction pad inside and out. They only used them
for a couple of years and then went back to the
standard drum set-up. They were very strong in
the 750cc modified sports car classes.
Gary Kosier
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Subject: GMC: Huh? What?
> In a message dated 7/17/00 9:09:20 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
>
> Wait!!
> Don't forget the Crosley Hot Shot.
> Gary Kosier >>
>
> Don't leave me hanging, what was it? What year? I've only seen Crosley's
with
> drums (maybe??).
> Mark A
1949 & 50 Crosley Hot Shot (sport car) used a
Goodyear-Hawley spot disc brake set-up.
Seven and one-half inch solid disc and a single-
piston caliper with a one and one-half inch round
friction pad inside and out. They only used them
for a couple of years and then went back to the
standard drum set-up. They were very strong in
the 750cc modified sports car classes.
Gary Kosier
- ----- Original Message -----
From:
To:
Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 7:54 PM
Subject: GMC: Huh? What?
> In a message dated 7/17/00 9:09:20 PM US Eastern Standard Time,
>
> Wait!!
> Don't forget the Crosley Hot Shot.
> Gary Kosier >>
>
> Don't leave me hanging, what was it? What year? I've only seen Crosley's
with
> drums (maybe??).
> Mark A
