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Old 12-31-2020, 03:44 PM   #1
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Looking For a Picture of a Truck with Factory Clutch and a Brake Booster

My 1970 C10 has a 3 OTT and I just added a factory brake booster and disc/drum master cylinder which is causing the brake pedal to sit several inches lower than the clutch pedal. I have another thread going trying to find the correct way to solve this issue and have received a few answers. Some people have said that the brake pedal on a truck with a brake booster normally sits lower than the clutch pedal.

In this thread I am trying to find someone with a photo of a truck that came factory with a manual transmission and a brake booster, to see if the pedals actually sat even with each other or if they were offset with the brake pedal being lower.
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Re: Looking For a Picture of a Truck with Factory Clutch and a Brake Booster

72 C10 3OTT - I did add booster though.. I THINK I took it out of a 72....
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Old 12-31-2020, 04:51 PM   #3
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Re: Looking For a Picture of a Truck with Factory Clutch and a Brake Booster

The brake pedal will move down when the truck is running and the booster is active, FYI
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Old 12-31-2020, 04:59 PM   #4
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Re: Looking For a Picture of a Truck with Factory Clutch and a Brake Booster

Hey luvlegs, thanks for the pics. How much lower would you say that the brake pedal is from the clutch?
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Old 12-31-2020, 06:34 PM   #5
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Here is my pedals. Clutch is 7" off the floor and the brake is 5-3/4".
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Old 12-31-2020, 06:41 PM   #6
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Re: Looking For a Picture of a Truck with Factory Clutch and a Brake Booster

Thanks for the pics and measurements Andy. Did your truck come from the factory with a booster or did you add it?
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Re: Looking For a Picture of a Truck with Factory Clutch and a Brake Booster

Mines the same as Andy's
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Thanks for the pics and measurements Andy. Did your truck come from the factory with a booster or did you add it?
I added the booster. I just had a whole 86 front disc brake system installed back this summer. Master cylinder, all the way down to the pads.
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