ID '63-'66 Power Brake Booster Bracket With Hydraulic Clutch Conversion

[Captainfab]

Yes that is an updated part that replaces the Z shaped pivot block shown in the assembly pictures. I just have not had the time to mockup an installation and make up proper installation instructions and pics with working 80hrs/7 days a week every week every month. Hopefully someday.

[roll_the_dice]

Thanks John...Just wanted to make sure before I did something stupid! Everything looks awesome!!

[w00dst0ck]

I’ve bought several parts from you over the years with great experiences! Do you sell this kit that works with hydroboost instead of vacuum boosters?
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[Captainfab]

I do not make a bracket specific to a hydroboost only. All you need to mount a hydroboost unit is one of my hydroboost mounting plates. You remove the factory mounting bracket from your hydroboost, install my hydroboost mounting plate and bolt the assembly to any one of my booster brackets.

http://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vboa...d.php?t=347480

Originally Posted by w00dst0ck

I’ve bought several parts from you over the years with great experiences! Do you sell this kit that works with hydroboost instead of vacuum boosters?
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[Nevada51]

Hi Captain, is it possible to just do a hydraulic clutch, without the brake component to this? Potentially looking to convert to RHD (I am in Australia) and a hydraulic clutch seems to simplify things.

[Captainfab]

I can sell you the complete kit without the booster mounts welded on, and then you can flip the base plate the other way. I no longer sell just the linkage assembly die to too many complaints of not being to figure out placement without the base plate. I could also weld the booster bracket together opposite to accommodate your RHD.

Originally Posted by Nevada51

Hi Captain, is it possible to just do a hydraulic clutch, without the brake component to this? Potentially looking to convert to RHD (I am in Australia) and a hydraulic clutch seems to simplify things.

[Captainfab]

Due to an increase in the cost of having my parts laser cut, I have been forced to raise my prices. I'm not making any more money, just trying to stay in business with these increases in my costs. Thanks for understanding.

[Captainfab]

Here is a link to my new website and online store where you can see and purchase all of the products that I fabricate for the '60-'72 GM trucks.

https://customfab-cda.com

[Matt's k5]

Originally Posted by sirJim

Pictures always help. 62 chevy suburban. I love this setup. only thing I had to do was add 2 washers to the block to change the angle for clearance for the large pedal spring. Keep up the great work Capt.

did you remove the big spring and arm to be able to make the wide threaded spacer work to attach the pedal?