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Power Brake Booster, Universal [7 in. Dual Diaphragm]
555-631701
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Universal Power Brake Boosters
JEGS 555-631701 7 in. Dual Diaphragm Universal Power Brake Booster Features:
- Bolt Pattern (Firewall Side): 3 3/8 in. Center-to-Center Bolt Hole
- Bolt Pattern (Master Cylinder Side): 3 3/8 in. Center-to-Center Bolt Hole
- Pedal Rod Extension: 4 3/4 in. Long (3/8 in.-24 Thread)
Specifications:
What is the maximum throw of the push rod to the master cylinder, in other words how far can the push rod move the master cylinder piston?
What is the approximate length of the unit from the four bolt mounting surface to the end of the (black) body, actually to the master cylinder mounting surface ? I have a space constrained installation.
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