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Power Brake Booster Conversion Kit for 1967-1974 GM A/F/X-Body [Disc/Disc or Drum/Drum]
555-630679
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GM Car, Disc Front & Disc Rear
Please note: This Conversion Kit is designed for disc/drum and drum/drum applications. If you are using this kit on a drum/drum application a metering valve is required. We recommend these metering valves: disc/drum 555-631302 and adjustable valve for drum/drum 555-631452
Features:
- Bolt-on system to convert standard non-power brakes to power brakes
- GM Factory O.E. (Original Equipment) Style Master Cylinder and Power Booster
- Delco Moraine Stamp on Power Booster
Specifications:
Who manufactures the master cylinder booster and what is the warranty? Thanks.
does this work for Disc/disc or do i need a Proportioning valve as well ?
Can I change the brackets to fit an b-body (1968 Impala)?
My Camaro has original booster an master cylinder it would not be a conversion.Is this the same as my original equipment
William this item 630679 fit a1962 Pontiac Catalina?
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