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Old 11-16-2011, 01:16 AM   #5
Captainfab
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Re: Cardone Brake Booster question

Jocko is correct. There is no need for a 'cantilever' or bellcrank assembly of any sort with my bracket. It is designed for a direct push from the brake pedal arm. Tomfg, since the booster/master assebly you have is for a '67-'72, it is designed for the '67-'72 assembly which does use a bellcrank in the connection to the brake pedal arm. To use this on your truck, the eye will need to be cut off, and either welded to your original master cylinder pushrod, or threaded and coupled with a coupling nut. You can also use an aftermarket pushrod if you choose. The original master cylinder pushrods already have an adjustment provision, so there is no need for another one. When welding to the booster pushrod, just be careful as to not get the pushrod too hot.
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