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Solver 03-26-2002 12:24 AM

Manual disk to power disk
 
I found a 71 frame with front disks but its manual. Can I just mount a new power brake booster/master cylinder and proportioning valve connect the brake lines and be done with it or is there something else

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O'l Buck 03-26-2002 02:01 AM

I think it will work, not an expert, if I had my parts cab here, I could tell you if there is any difference in the rod length, but I think they are the same, going by memory.

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'72 Chevy 1/2T 4x4 shortbox stepside 350/350auto on '84
ralleys and 31/10.5s

67 Cutlass convertible
330, 3spd stick

90 GMC Jimmy
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Chad Stephens
Orleans,NE

71Chev 03-26-2002 07:34 AM

Brake pedal rod is longer for a power set up than a non-power.

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