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did you have clearance problems with the trans? I am just mocking everything up but there seems to be a clearance problem. as you can see the trans is not even centered and it is rubbing. I may have to redrill the mounts in the booster bracket.
see the pics.

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thats why i make my own brackets the booster can be mounted closer to the frame and use a 7 inch http://resurrectionvintageautoparts.webs.com/project54deluxecab.htm


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Originally Posted by john romero
thats why i make my own brackets the booster can be mounted closer to the frame and use a 7 inch http://resurrectionvintageautoparts.webs.com/project54deluxecab.htm
I am using a 7 inch booster, do you have any pics of your bracket? I looked on your webpage but could not get a good view.
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If you have PS then you could easily use a hydrobooster, and it is much much smaller.

I really like my Hydroboosters, and won't ever use a vacuum booster if given a choice.

Pictures of my booster can be found in the axle swap folder on the picture link below, as well as some pictures of it once I swapped it to my diesel truck.

Grigg


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what did you get the hydroboost setup from? looks sweet


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