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Power Brake Booster Conversion Kit for 1964-1974 GM A/F/X-Body [Disc/Drum]
555-631430
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GM Car, Disc Front & Drum Rear
JEGS 631430 GM Power Brake Booster Conversion Kit Includes:
- Designed for Disc Front & Drum Rear Applications
- 11 in. O.E.M. Single Delco Moraine Stamped Zinc Power Brake Booster
- 1 in. Bore Cast Iron Master Cylinder
- Left/Driver Side Mount Brass Proportioning Valve Kit with Mounting Bracket and (2) 3/8 in.-24 Ports for Front Brakes & (1) 9/16 in.-18 Ports for Rear Brakes
- Brake Light Warning Switch
- Angle Firewall Mounting Bracket
- Pedal Rod Extension & Clevis
Application Fitment:
- 1964-1972 GM A-Body, Buick Skylark, Chevrolet Chevelle, Pontiac GTO
- 1967-1969 GM F-Body, Chevrolet Camaro, Pontiac Firebird
- 1968-1974 GM X-Body, Chevy Nova
Specifications:
Will this work for disc/disc or disc/drum only?
Will this fit in a 1974 c10 and does it come with a bench bleed kit for the master cylinder?
Will this fit 1966 Chevelle with 396 and factory valve covers? Will it clear the windshield wiper pump?
Will this fit NY 69 firebird
Will it fit stock c10 1967
Will it fit 1970 Chevy Monte Carlo disks in front an drum rear
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