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rodstored-72 11-02-2005 06:29 PM

pwr brake booster question
 
guys,
i am looking for a pwr brake boster assy. for my 72 chevy 1/2 ton 2wd. i called a local yard & asked for a '99 or newer brake assy. from a 1/2 or 3/4 ton p/u. they first asked me if i wanted hydralic or vacum? my first question to you guys is what is the difference & why????

i guess my second question is does anyone have any input as to why this assy. would/would not work on my truck???
and if anyone has done a similar setup on there truck & what kind of truck??

any input from you guys would be much appreciated.

thanks!!

rodstored-72

Striker169 11-02-2005 06:30 PM

Re: pwr brake booster question
 
I dont know if it will work on your truck... but you would need the vacum type I would immagine.

70rs/ss 11-02-2005 06:40 PM

Re: pwr brake booster question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rodstored-72
guys,
i am looking for a pwr brake boster assy. for my 72 chevy 1/2 ton 2wd. i called a local yard & asked for a '99 or newer brake assy. from a 1/2 or 3/4 ton p/u. they first asked me if i wanted hydralic or vacum? my first question to you guys is what is the difference & why????

i guess my second question is does anyone have any input as to why this assy. would/would not work on my truck???
and if anyone has done a similar setup on there truck & what kind of truck??

any input from you guys would be much appreciated.

thanks!!

rodstored-72


I am guessing the hydrolic set up is from a diesel as they have no vacuum, and or heavy duty applications. I imagine you could "make" it work, with enough time, cussing, and a big hammer but why? The 3/4 stuff works good on these and you can get the compact unit to clean up the firwall as well.

mike

PanelDeland 11-02-2005 09:43 PM

Re: pwr brake booster question
 
The hydralic unit uses power from the power steering pump and is usually called a hydro boost system.They can be handy if you want power brakes and a wild cam that doesn't create enough vacuum.


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