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Ok it's a 1961 chevrolet Suburban/Carryall it's got a hyd clutch. The problem when trying to convert over to power brakes is that the hyd clutch cylinder and master cylinder live in the same location on the firewall. I know that there is some way to get around this with out having to go to a manual clutch. Any help would be great. I know that CPP sells a package for this. However I have already bought a brake booster and master cylinder combo. along with drops and 13" drilled and slotted rotors. SO i'm kinda stuck with what I already have... Any advice would be great and pic's would be wonderful...

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unless you can fab your own mount, you'll need to get the CCP system. I've got one on my '62. Does the job, but I wasn't at all happy with their directions (there weren't any). Good parts and construction though.
I tried to think of every way possible to not need to buy that kit, but it all boils down to needing that hydraulic master cylinder, and mounting it so the rod on the clutch pedal actuates it.
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