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Topic: compact & lightweight power brakes? (Read 329 times)
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BIGFISH
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what have you seen used as a compact and lightweight option for power brakes?  |
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'64 Barracuda, 360, 4spd, 8-3/4.....lots of stuff done, but alot still to do
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BBLM23
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Uhh, manual brakes....
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Walter 1981 Dodge Aries 451 B1/BS Best 1/4 9.871 at 136.01mph 1969 Dart Swinger 431 B1/BS Best 1/4 10.649 at 126.45mph Racing Pro in street trim. 1981 Plymouth Reliant 400  http://bbdart.com/parts/parts.html |
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Bones
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I swapped the Demon over to modern Mopar aluminum master cylinder. It's really light weight and semi compact. I am running non power though. I saw something called Hydroboost or something like that in a street rod mag a while back that was really small and worked like a booster between the master cylinder and the fire wall.
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Anyone can restore a car, it takes a real man to cut one up.
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sr71mopar
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Hydroboost is powered by the power steering pump. Usually see it on heavy pickup truck and diesel engines.
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BIGFISH
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Uhh, manual brakes....
you came up with that all by yourself?  |
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'64 Barracuda, 360, 4spd, 8-3/4.....lots of stuff done, but alot still to do
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BIGFISH
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Hydroboost is powered by the power steering pump. Usually see it on heavy pickup truck and diesel engines.
i thought i had seen a racecar version constructed of aluminum and was curious if anyone knew of the company or a source for them. i think i might rework the position of the mastercylinder on the pedal to lower the pedal effort a little.  |
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'64 Barracuda, 360, 4spd, 8-3/4.....lots of stuff done, but alot still to do
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