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some where on the site is a page that tells about the different sized brake boosters on our turcks. the single diaprham and the dual diaprham. can someone find that page for me. i looked in the site index and didnt see it anymore.
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I found this mention of the dual-diaphragm booster not sure if it is what you were looking for or not though :hmm:
UPDATE: I did hear back from someone with experience in the '73-'79 trucks, who wrote the following regarding '78-'79 power brake boosters:

"...some are direct bolt-in and some others are not. The change was actually in '77 and in the '77-'79 time-frame Ford used a huge number of different boosters and brake pedals. Why they made so many different ones I do not know but most F250 dual diaphragm boosters will bolt in but the F100 and F350 stuff never seems to, based on my experience."
**Edit that info was found a good ways toward the bottom of this page:http://www.fordification.com/tech/clutc ... ackets.htm
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thanks but that wasnt the page i remember reading the differences on. the page said. the single diaprhram booste ris the (eitherr msller or larger fo the two boosters) and the dual diaphram is the (larger or smaller of the two boosters)i wanted to verify what i was about to pm to soemone but i cant help them correctly without the correct information. i told them to post in the forums.
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No problem, I will check again though and see if I can find anything else if they posted the question to the forums I'm sure someone would come along that already had the info. fresh in their mind though.
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Hey I found the info you were talking about, it was actually in one of your posts :lol:. Here is the quote:
yes some of the later trucks used the bell crank type of setup. i have seen our type on some of the F100's and one on a 73 F250. here is some info on this page about the later trucks boosters. http://www.fordification.com/tech/clutc ... ackets.htm on a page i couldn't find there is information on when they started using the booster and bracket set up like you show because of the use of the 460 in those trucks. it helped clear the valve cover on the drivers side. the bracket was liek you show it. it made the booster sit higher to clear them and was the single type of diaphram. not the smaller dual diaphragm booster. but the brackets are the same. the boosters that use the bell crank use the same bracket as our trucks did .here is a photo of the other later brackets that usually have to be mated to the booster . but this booster wont work or line up for our trucks. http://www.fordification.com/tech/image ... kets24.jpg there is alot more to it on which boosters go with which truck exactly and why. the brackets remained the same though up top 77 1/2 when they were change to that picture. and the rod was changed on some trucks after 77 1/2.
Apparently the dual-diaphragm booster was the smaller of the two :thup:.
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And here was the post I found the info in: http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... gm#p480188
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well i think i may have posted some of that info wrong. i was just using a partial memory of the 460 and the brake booster. but that was what the person was asking me about and i just couldn't find the info for him. i'm going to do something different from now on. i am going to book mark in a folder onmy desktop. of the tech pages so i can find stuff easier.
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yes thanks casey that was a good enough link for me to pass on. whihc i did . here is a copy of the link for those who forget stuff like i do. http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... gm#p101126
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