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Good morning I have spent countless hours looking and reading post but can't find the info I need so I have to ask. I am new to the old truck hobby but have been around muscle cars and drag racing for 40 years. What I am working on is a 49 chevy 5 window,with a Camaro front frame clip. The brakes are all from a 77 Camaro ,disc front and drum rears. I have been looking for a pedal assy that will install with out major mods. I need to install the Master cyl.and booster on the engine firewall as well as the clutch master cyl.any advice would be a very big help
Thank You Chuck

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Check MasterPowerBrakes.com or ECI.com

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I gave you wrong web address, sorry.(senior moment)
You want mpbrakes.com and Engineered Components Inc is the other company. They are in Conn. Their ads are in all the hot rod mags and Streetscene etc.

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Thank You
I will have to check them out. Any one use any setups from GM trucks or cars?


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