I was just reading
page 204 of 485 of these AH 100 articles and saw that if you use the front disc brakes from a 3000, you have to use the rear wheel cylinders from a 3000 to have proper brake balance:
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:]I was recently contacted by a club member for advice on installing disc brakes to his 100/6. This is
a rather straightforward exercise, as the later 3000 series components will literally bolt straight on to
the 100/6 front suspension.
However, two important points should be kept in mind:
1. When replacing the front drum brakes with disc brakes, the 1" diameter rear brake cylinders
MUST also be replaced with the 3/4" dia. brake cylinders as used on the 3000 series. If this
is not done, your brake system will be thrown out of balance, and under emergency braking
situations, particularly on a wet road, your rear wheels will lock up, causing the car to swap
ends with possibly very serious, perhaps even fatal results.[/QUOTE]