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? for those using late model boosters
The pushrod seems about an inch shy of reaching the pedal.
How did you modify the pedal/pushrod to make it work? Pics would be great too. thanks in advance |
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Re: ? for those using late model boosters
Click the Index link in my sig, there's a FAQ on this with pics.
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Re: ? for those using late model boosters
thanks for the link Krue, but after looking at the thread, it looks like my pushrod is non-adjustable.
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Re: ? for those using late model boosters
here's a pic of the exact same one i'm using. image courtesy of RM72Chevy.
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Re: ? for those using late model boosters
That's the same as the one I just installed and it had an adjustable rod, it's out of an 83. If you know someone who can weld then cut and extend it.
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Re: ? for those using late model boosters
yeah, I've been searchin the 67-72 board and it seems everyone else also had adjustable pushrods, except for a couple. I think I got it off an even later model, like a 86 or 87. RM72Chevy got his off a 88, so he'll probably run into the same problem.
Don't own or know anyone who has a welder. ![]() Maybe I'll try the 67-72 board and see what they say. |
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Re: ? for those using late model boosters
Go to the salvage yard and get an adjustable rod. Dont see why that wouldnt work.
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Re: ? for those using late model boosters
The rod doesn't seem to come out of the booster like the earlier ones.
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