flairing
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flairing
I took what I think to be a bad booster/mastercylinder out of my 77 and took the MC and booster out of a bronco that I know work and mounted it in the 77........now if I flare the lines together in theory it should work right??......so will it?
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In theory it'll work, but that won't make it safe.
Are the brakes the same size and type? What year is the Bronco? Which '77 truck do you have?
Try the local parts house. If you ask the right questions, they'll tell you if the parts interchange. They might even tell you the price you want to hear for new parts, or have rebuild kits.
Good luck, Mike
Are the brakes the same size and type? What year is the Bronco? Which '77 truck do you have?
Try the local parts house. If you ask the right questions, they'll tell you if the parts interchange. They might even tell you the price you want to hear for new parts, or have rebuild kits.
Good luck, Mike
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I think they should work its a 77 f-150 and the bronoc is a 79 xlt or soemthign and 77 and 79s are all like basically the same from what I know so I cant see it being a problem
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A gearhead after my own heart. Be safe bud, I'd like to hear how it turns out.
I'm thinking it'll interchange, double check with the parts house or a salvage yard. Better safe than sorry.
Mike
I'm thinking it'll interchange, double check with the parts house or a salvage yard. Better safe than sorry.
Mike
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im interested in how it will work too...hopefully fairly well. my dad will be home in the next few days, so he can give me a hand...right now all im relying on is you guys for help!!
