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I need a rebuilt kit, some to rebuild, a rebuilt, or new, or used brake master cylinder/booster for a 55 olds 88 with power brakes. Need help! THanks
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Atlanta, GA.
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Try Kanter Auto Parts WWW.kanter.com
They list a Master Cylinder for $125.00 and the kit is $25.00 John
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Vintage & Classic Tin Locator of the Ozarks
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Brake parts
Try Kanter auto products 1-800-526-1096
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1955 brakes
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Does anyone make a kit to swap the stock 56' style brake booster to a more modern style booster? I do no like the safety, or lack of safety that those years provide. I would like to add a dual res. to it for more safety.
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: New Zealand
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brake conversion
I have pioneered a conversion for my '54. Originally a treadle vac (I think). I have mounted some pedals and a master cylinder to the firewall. The m/c & booster project out on a hefty 3"(?) dia bracket, and will hopefully clear the l/h rocker cover. It's not finished, so I can't vouch for it's effectiveness, but it has to be better than original?!
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