MitchMZ

We put new brakes and suspension on our 80' L82 but I think a few of the calipers on the right side have been rebuilt and not replaced totally. Maybe this would have something to do with it? Well, when we are driving at decent speeds and hit the brakes hard the car pulls to the right bad. We even took it to chevy and they couldnt figure it out. They said it may have something to do with the frame...I hope not. Brakes have been bled and there is plenty of pedal. So, any insights would be much appreciated.

R. Bruno

Rebuilt shouldn't make a difference if they are rebuilt correctly. This could be due to a multitude of things, possibly suspension or brakes. Did you do the brakes yourself? Did you you change the flexible lines? Did you bleed the brakes completely? Did you have the car aligned after the suspension work?
Good rule of thumb though - Chevy dealers know little about C-3 brakes or C-3's in general. If you are going to take it to someone, take it to a Vette shop.

Give us some more information about the work you did or had done.

MitchMZ

The only thing that it could be that I know of are the rebuilt brakes, they probably werent done right. Everything else has been done/replaced.

gerry72

If it wasn't pulling before the brake job, then it's something you did. Probably some contamination on the brake pads or a pinched hose. I suppose you did put the same pads on the axle sets, right?

MEGALADON

This is so TRUE .
I took mine in to get a 4 wheel alignment,
and they set it up to C-4 spec's
WTF??? you could even see it was wrong
on one side in the rear.