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Old 08-11-2024, 02:29 AM   #1
Richard
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Re: Most Annoying Search...Hydrobooster

Purchased a hydroboost from Vanco myself. I needed a unit to provide higher flow for the ram assist on my truck. I had read that they have experience in this area. With the unit they provided. Two holes lined up and I was able to simply drill a couple of additional holes in existing bracket and mount directly to firewall. The rod was to short. Instead of using cheesy aftermarket parts or modifying the rod I just added material to the brake pedal arm and made a new hole. I have trimmed the upper section of hydroboost bracket off that had mounting points not needed.
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Old 08-18-2024, 08:26 PM   #2
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Re: Most Annoying Search...Hydrobooster

Good thing I decided to read the directions before hoping onto Summit and ordering a different length rod. The hydroboost that I picked up is a short throw and Wilwood includes an insert to make up the difference at the master cylinder. The rod on the this unit was also 3/8" in diameter at the brake pedal. Since the original is 1/2". Not much room for error, but with the original roof in the lathe we bored it out to fo fit the rod on the back of the hydroboost. The firewall also needed to opened up about an extra quarter inch to directly for the hydroboost directly...that firewall isn't primer either. Now I just have to pull everything apart for paint the hydrobooster, bracket, and all the interior brackets.

After that's all done it's onto the steering column and wiring.
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