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NPD's Power Brake Conv. Kit

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00redGT

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Does anyone here have NPD's manual to power brakes conversion kit? It's the booster / MC kit that's supposed to use the manual brake pedal?

I've been buying parts for my manual 4-wheel drum to power 4-wheel disc setup and I need to settle on a booster kit. I've looked into keeping the manual brake setup, but I'd really like power brakes.

So, does anyone have any feedback on these?

Thanks!
 

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Have you check with degins yet?
Check out www.discbrakeswap.com before you get that. Not sure about the application, but he might be able to beat their price.
 
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BarnStang said:
Have you check with degins yet?
Check out www.discbrakeswap.com before you get that. Not sure about the application, but he might be able to beat their price.
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+1 i got mine from him. good products w/ good prices.
 
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00redGT said:
Does anyone here have NPD's manual to power brakes conversion kit? It's the booster / MC kit that's supposed to use the manual brake pedal?

I've been buying parts for my manual 4-wheel drum to power 4-wheel disc setup and I need to settle on a booster kit. I've looked into keeping the manual brake setup, but I'd really like power brakes.

So, does anyone have any feedback on these?

Thanks!
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Look on stang-a-holics site at there billet aluminum p-b kit. Does not require the ruination of you spring tower. Also SSBC has a master cylinder that has built-in proportioning valve and residual valve.
 
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