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I have a 1950 GMC 3/4 ton that we are renovating! I would like to add a brake booster but I cannot find a kit for a 3/4 ton. I understand the frames are different from a 1/2 ton. Does anyone know of a kit that would work and what modifications would be necessary to install it.

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The Chevy 1/2 ton is around 11" wider than the 3/4 ton. If that is a fact with the GMCs it wouldn't matter for the break MCs or adding a booster.
However my experience with brakes is after the 216 and 4spd tranny has been removed. A booster might interfere with the clutch. Someone with that experience will drop by soon I'm certain.


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I think you would be fine with this. I think you might have to modify something, as these didn't come with "boosters" so your lines and a possible crossmember fab might be the only other thing you need to do. Copy and past the link below, if you can't click on it. This is for drum/drum. I don't think you will have any problems using this with a GMC frame


http://www.classicparts.com/1947-54-Power-Brake-Booster-Conversion-Drum_Drum/productinfo/71-903/


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Somewhere it was mentioned in a post about an inline booster that you can get, sort of a modern day hydro-Vac. Maybe that would be of interest.


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