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#19098 09/01/2002 4:14 AM
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I am currently upgrading my 64 C-10 to front disk brakes. Will a 1991 Booster w/ master cylinder and proportionate valve work? It came off of a 1991 full size Chevy truck. I have looked at a '72 booster and I can't tell the difference between the '72 and the '90 except the '90 has antilock valve that I would take off. Thanks for the help. Snowdevil

#19099 09/01/2002 4:33 AM
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The newer one probably has metric fittings. What kind of disks are you putting on. Use the same type of fittings, probably standard, to fit with your rears. Adapting these things are a Bit**.
Dennis


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