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SWEET7T · 02-20-2010, 10:08 AM

I was able to junkyard my booster set up (booster, mounting bracket, pushrod).

The junk booster was used for a core, and purchased another '70 booster from the local auto parts store. If I remember correctly, my set up came from a '69. Anyways, my master cylinder fit the booster (as it should since both the power and non-power brakes use the same master cylinder). I did need to adjust the linkage from the brake pedal to the booster, and needed to bend my brake lines a little bit because of the longer length from the firewall to cylinder. I'm still running drums at all four corners.

I will try to snap some pics today of it.

02-20-2010, 10:08 AM	#3
SWEET7T Try spinnin 4 rear tars Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Posts: 757	Re: adding booster I was able to junkyard my booster set up (booster, mounting bracket, pushrod). The junk booster was used for a core, and purchased another '70 booster from the local auto parts store. If I remember correctly, my set up came from a '69. Anyways, my master cylinder fit the booster (as it should since both the power and non-power brakes use the same master cylinder). I did need to adjust the linkage from the brake pedal to the booster, and needed to bend my brake lines a little bit because of the longer length from the firewall to cylinder. I'm still running drums at all four corners. I will try to snap some pics today of it. __________________ SWEET7T 1970 C10, 2wd, LB, 307/TH350/3.08. PS, PB Last edited by SWEET7T; 02-20-2010 at 10:08 AM.