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Username Post: 1964 impala Power Brake Booster        (Topic#265314)
solo20 
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06-26-11 08:45 PM - Post#2108011    

which Power Brake Booster should i get for this car what size will work 7,8,9 what will fit and are these kits bolt on do i need to make any modification to the fire wall. i just bought stainless steel brake lines front and rear do i need to buy new brakes lines for both rear and the front and do these Brake Booster kits come with a proportioning valve

 
cpptech 
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cpptech
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06-27-11 10:50 AM - Post#2108162    
    In response to solo20

The brake booster is a direct fit to the firewall and includes the prop valve kit.
Always go with the larger booster. 9" is recommended for the best stopping power (assist)
Thanks,
Aaron @ Classic Performance
800-522-5004


 
solo20 
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06-27-11 11:19 AM - Post#2108175    
    In response to cpptech

what about the brake lines do i need to change them?


will this work fin right
http://www.classicperform.com/Store/1955_1970_Full...

Edited by solo20 on 06-27-11 11:19 AM. Reason for edit: No reason given.

 
cpptech 
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06-27-11 02:30 PM - Post#2108250    
    In response to solo20

we have the brake lines too... That is the correct booster.
Thanks,
Aaron @ Classic Performance
800-522-5004


 
solo20 
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06-27-11 02:39 PM - Post#2108254    
    In response to cpptech

so what you are trying to say is i need to trash my new brake lines to make your ccp kit work

Edited by solo20 on 06-27-11 02:40 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.

 
cpptech 
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06-28-11 07:56 AM - Post#2108526    
    In response to solo20

Yes, the booster setup requires the conversion lines. the part number is 5864FLK-OM
Thanks,
Aaron @ Classic Performance
800-522-5004


 
solo20 
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06-28-11 09:59 AM - Post#2108576    
    In response to cpptech

so this kit is just for the front brake line only and when i order the master and the booster combo just ask for a 9 booster size

Edited by solo20 on 06-28-11 10:01 AM. Reason for edit: No reason given.

 
solo20 
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08-20-11 10:36 AM - Post#2128114    
    In response to cpptech

thanks for the help i just got my master and booster after 6 weeks now about the brake pedal do i need to make a new hole for it . My car has the stock brake pedal i went with the dual booster and master 5864bb2-2d is there any tech sheets on how the front brake lines are set up

 
cpptech 
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08-26-11 07:20 AM - Post#2130417    
    In response to solo20

Yes, a second hole needs to be drilled 1" lower.
Thanks,
Aaron @ Classic Performance
800-522-5004


 
solo20 
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08-26-11 08:53 AM - Post#2130438    
    In response to cpptech

this includes impalas with power brakes also

 
cpptech 
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08-29-11 09:33 AM - Post#2131406    
    In response to solo20

Sure does.
Thanks,
Aaron @ Classic Performance
800-522-5004


 
solo20 
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10-30-11 01:45 PM - Post#2152693    
    In response to cpptech

one by one my lines where check for leaks and fix the last place leaking is on the master what size hex do i use for the hex plugs on the side of the master.

 
cpptech 
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10-31-11 07:32 AM - Post#2152983    
    In response to solo20

The best fit is a 5.5 or 6mm Torx bit.
Thanks,
Aaron @ Classic Performance
800-522-5004


 
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