I have a hydrobooster on my truck (under the floor), and really like it. I'll never build another truck with a vacuum booster, they suck wink

This is not what I did, but the bracket design may give you some ideas, it mounts the booster farther back.
http://www.abspowerbrake.com/4754chevytruck.html
Second picture up from the bottom.
You use your original brake pedal and a longer push-rod back to the booster and MC.

The Hydroboosters are all mostly the same even between makes of vehicles. They are continually improving them, so newer is better. I know ford and GM use a different MC mounting pattern, but the hydrobooster mounts to the bracket the same.

I bought my first kit from these folks http://www.hydratechbraking.com/ and learned a lot. They had great service, and charged a little more for the whole package than what you can put together your self (if you know what your doing and what you need), however the education is well worth the extra money.
They have a great tech section and FAQ, you should browse through them.

Grigg

Last edited by Grigg; 02/25/2009 3:23 AM.

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