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Old 02-15-2016, 03:18 PM   #4
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Re: Brake Booster.com

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Thanks for the info. I was surfing for Brake Booster info and came across his website. Sitting at a light my brake pedal starts sinking so its time for brake redo. I was thinking of getting one of those 8/9 inch master /booster combos but my wheels started turning when I saw this website. The pic is what is on my truck now which is the original untouched master/booster.
I'm having the same issue and was getting ready to drop the cash on a new MC/Booster setup, but had not heard of this website. My truck is a '72 - so am I correct in thinking that he can rebuild my MC and Booster, but I'll need to source a new Prop Valve? Do you guys recommend this route over swapping to a CPP MC/Booster set?

Another question I've been wondering - are guys using a special paint or coating on the MC to prevent rusting? Is one of the coatings on the BrakeBooster.com website going to be more resistant to rust and fluid?
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