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#429 01/05/2005 6:18 PM
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I love my old 49 but would really like to put in power assist and/or disk brakes. The truck is stock, 16" 6 bolt rims. In a word, can this be done simply enough without making major changes or relocating the pedal?


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#430 01/05/2005 6:51 PM
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i have seen a lot of kits, as far as how easy it is i can't tell you, but they are meant to be a bolt on type of deal.

www. chevyduty.com is one place that has them for your truck


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Go look at tech stuff and see what I did to the 39

Didn't need a booster never will

#432 01/05/2005 8:50 PM
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i had a power brakes unit put on my 54/3100 last summer and it was well worth it. it is a bolt in unit from brotherstrucks.com. i had it installed by a shop because in my case i had to have the floor shift moved and i can't weld. the brakes are a little touchy lke 70s camaros but work fine when you get familiar with them. i would recommend a separate proportioning valve, they said it was not needed but i think the touchyness would go away with it, will be done in the spring.hope this helps. ron


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