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66 brake conversion question

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After installation of front power disc brake kit,there is a place that rubs against something (maybe a caliper) when the wheel is turned. (This only happens at one spot on the wheel - both sides.) Do I need to install some sort of spacer? Any info would be appreciated.
 
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Some 64-67 wheels are not compatible with the 65-66 disc brake. If you have the 65-66 styled steel wheels, they should work. If you aren't using stock type brakes, that could be a problem. Spacers might work, but then you take the chance that your tires will rub the fender.
 
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