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#899427 11/26/2012 4:38 PM
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Is there any information / pictures of original pedals used with new updated boosters / master cylinders ?

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im in the middle of upgrading my truck from single to dual master cylinder, and keeping my original pedals, im making my own bracket to bolt right to my original mounts ..... [IMG]http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu14/kurtdh519/mastercylinderbracket.jpg[/IMG] this will allow me to attach a newer master cylinder to the original pedals, looks like i might need to make a longer pushrod tho.....shouldnt be too hard

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can you keep me updated with pics and progress? I purchased the new cylinder / booster for the set up and it says it will mount to the original bracket by drilling holes ,i just don't see it. Thanks for the reply

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Most require an adapter bracket like this member used
...jocks site...

Here's a look at the ...bracket...

You may have to relocate a crossmember, I went with a Manual master cylinder for my front disc set.

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thanks a lot guys, the booster / master cylinder that i have has that bracket already !!! i have power disk / disk set up. and the new cross member also.

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Originally Posted by DADS50
Most require an adapter bracket like this member used
...jocks site...

Here's a look at the ...bracket...

You may have to relocate a crossmember, I went with a Manual master cylinder for my front disc set.

I like the looks of your master cylinder and pro valve. Can you tell me more about it?

I just bought a front disc brake kit for my '49 and need to upgrade those parts.

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sure thing, ill take pics when i get it together


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