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ajk
Re: Adding a booster to dual cylinder brakes. Advice appreciated
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Thanks. Don't know why I thought it would just bolt on. Nothing else I've done has!! Something about working on 35 year old cars.

Posted on: 2008/11/18 21:24
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dattoman_1000
Re: Adding a booster to dual cylinder brakes. Advice appreciated
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Different cylinder

The piston depth on your original if the pushrod is captive won't be deep enough for the boosted setup

Posted on: 2008/11/18 9:12
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ajk
Adding a booster to dual cylinder brakes. Advice appreciated
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Hi all. I've got a brake booster from a '76 120y and I wish to put it on my '74 120y. My question is, the dual master cylinder on mine is only a few months old and I'm wondering if it will go on the booster in place of the original which, for all I know could be about to go to Dato heaven.
I'm aware of having to connect to the manifold and modifying brake lines , I'm just not sure as to whether the two units are interchangeable or do they have a different drive pin setup?
Thanks
Bob

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