Brake booster length

[Lou Boffa]

Captain Fab makes a bracket that tucks it nicely to the firewall. Do a search on here and you should find lots of info.

[69SCSS]

Originally Posted by Lou Boffa

Captain Fab makes a bracket that tucks it nicely to the firewall. Do a search on here and you should find lots of info.

That's the one I mentioned that uses the 88-98 booster. I might wind up going that route at some point as it seems like the shortest bracket and tightest to the firewall. Here's the thread: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...ooster+bracket

Is this the only solution? I'd figure with all the decades GM has been making the boosters and all the different models there would be something else that would work. Maybe even something with a shorter rod and bracket that would bolt up, or at least close to bolt up.

[luvbowties]

Originally Posted by 69SCSS

That's the one I mentioned that uses the 88-98 booster. I might wind up going that route at some point as it seems like the shortest bracket and tightest to the firewall. Here's the thread: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...ooster+bracket

Is this the only solution? I'd figure with all the decades GM has been making the boosters and all the different models there would be something else that would work. Maybe even something with a shorter rod and bracket that would bolt up, or at least close to bolt up.

You said, "or at least close to bolt up".
Here's one that will bolt directly to firewall on 1966 style; the rod to pedal needs to be pieced using a coupling nut: $5 in extra parts. Caution: your year's linkage may interfere.
Sam
>> http://www.autozone.com/autozone/par...mString=search <<
>> part number is Autozone 54-71140; ~$75 << *Mfg. for '84 C10.*

[69SCSS]

Originally Posted by luvbowties

You said, "or at least close to bolt up".
Here's one that will bolt directly to firewall on 1966 style; the rod to pedal needs to be pieced using a coupling nut: $5 in extra parts. Caution: your year's linkage may interfere.
Sam
>> http://www.autozone.com/autozone/par...mString=search <<
>> part number is Autozone 54-71140; ~$75 << *Mfg. for '84 C10.*

Yea that looks like the one I saw in those pics. Sweet, there's an Autozone right down the street from my work that's been actually helpful. Thanks!