When converting from manual to power brakes do you have to change the brake pedal? Thanks
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re: brake pedal question...?
No. The brake pedal is the same for all '68-'72 trucks, regardless of whether it has manual or power, disc or drum brakes.
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re: brake pedal question...?
the only difference is in the booster which is
67 is a one year only style booster since the brake light switch is different and 68-72 is all the same
If you want i can post a link to when i upgraded my 67 with the pwer brakes if nothing else itll give you a idea off what needs done.
67 is a one year only style booster since the brake light switch is different and 68-72 is all the same
If you want i can post a link to when i upgraded my 67 with the pwer brakes if nothing else itll give you a idea off what needs done.
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Nope, that wont work.Cowboy34 wrote:how about adding a brake booster to a 67 Ford F100 and the booster will be from a 78 Ford
Take a look at the following link. Once again, Keith has done all the research for us.
http://www.fordification.com/clutch-brake-brackets.htm
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