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I was just flipping through a catalog and saw that brake boosters for a '65 - '66 ford are available. What do I need to put one of these on my '66 f250 4X4?
I was just flipping through a catalog and saw that brake boosters for a '65 - '66 ford are available. What do I need to put one of these on my '66 f250 4X4?
I found the entire set up off a 67 3/4. everything bolted right in. Had to adjust the rod. Got a new fitting from Napa and a rebuilt Master cylinder. Been a lot of years ago so I don't remember the part numbers. I might have the box (part number) with the old master cyl. inside but I am sure Napa can get one for you. I too would like to know about the booster in case I need one some time.
I found the entire set up off a 67 3/4. everything bolted right in. Had to adjust the rod. Got a new fitting from Napa and a rebuilt Master cylinder. Been a lot of years ago so I don't remember the part numbers. I might have the box (part number) with the old master cyl. inside but I am sure Napa can get one for you. I too would like to know about the booster in case I need one some time.
This truck above is a F100 which uses an entirely different cab than the F250 4x4 for 1966. All the parts and pieces to 79 will bolt right up.
The odd plate you have is the firewall reinforcement it differs on how it mounts and looks relative to the 61 to 64 plate. You can redrill the plate to accept a later bolt pattern booster brakcets. Use the same counter sunk screws as the master to attach it.
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