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Bclanton 11-14-2014 01:08 PM

Brake Booster
 
I'm looking for a brake booster that will work on a 62 C10 with 4 wheel drums and factory pedal assembly. Any help would be great..
Thanks
Brandon

ljackson 11-14-2014 05:51 PM

Re: Brake Booster
 
Lots of good info here. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=367260

Captainfab 11-15-2014 12:09 AM

Re: Brake Booster
 
The booster and master from a '67-'70 C10 will bolt up with the addition of my brake booster bracket. The for sale thread for both '60-'62 booster brackets are in my sig line. Will you be converting to an auto trans or are you keeping the manual trans?

Bclanton 11-17-2014 10:34 AM

Re: Brake Booster
 
Thanks Captainfab, I already have an auto trans in her. When I bought the truck it came with power brakes but since the booster has gone bad and its hard to find the same one that worked before. Thanks I will look at those setups and see if I can make them work.

Bclanton 11-17-2014 12:07 PM

Re: Brake Booster
 
Captianfab, You wouldn't have a pic of how the pedal connects with the booster set up your showing with your bracket? I'm curious how the pedal attaches to the booster rod? Thanks

Captainfab 11-18-2014 01:32 AM

Re: Brake Booster
 
Regardless of which booster you use the pushrod will need to be lengthened to reach the brake pedal arm. Take a look at how ChiefRocka lengthened his starting at post #342 on this page.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...533641&page=14

There are a couple other ways to lengthen the pushrod, but welding it together is the simplest.


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Originally Posted by Bclanton (Post 6921339)
Captianfab, You wouldn't have a pic of how the pedal connects with the booster set up your showing with your bracket? I'm curious how the pedal attaches to the booster rod? Thanks


Bclanton 11-19-2014 12:37 PM

Re: Brake Booster
 
Thanks for the input Captianfab, Another issue Ive ran into is the angle of the booster rod. When I connect the rod to the pedal the rod is at an angle and isnt depressing straight. Thats with the original bolt hole. Do you have any ideas?

Captainfab 11-20-2014 01:06 AM

Re: Brake Booster
 
More than likely the pushrod angle will be different with my booster bracket than with whatever setup you have now. It is recommended to drill a new hole in your brake pedal arm, 1" lower that the original hole.

Bclanton 11-24-2014 01:59 PM

Re: Brake Booster
 
Thanks for your help CaptainFab. I just had a random thought and maybe you could answer it for me. Do you need a proportioning valve with a 4 wheel drum setup to have power brakes?

Captainfab 11-25-2014 12:45 AM

Re: Brake Booster
 
No prop valve needed with 4 wheel drums.


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