Re: '60-'62 POwer Brake Booster Adapter Bracket With A Clutch
Oh sorry. I thought it still needed the bracket. Thanks
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Mine is a direct bolt up to the firewall using existing holes, I do not think theirs is. Typically with CPP's power brake booster conversions, you have to drill the mounting holes in your firewall.
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hi everyone
have used the captians brackets for my 62 GMC with fliud clutch and am using a 1987 S10 booster can anyone tell me if a round brake master cylinder unit from 66 chevy truck will fit on my booster please it would look a little more original than the crappy S10 and I have no idea how to make the dual set up on the S10 unit work on my one line brake system comments most welcome thanks |
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To use your original '66 master cylinder, you will have to change the intermediate pushrod to the long one.
I would recommend upgrading to a dual reservior master cylinder. There is a write up in the '60-'66 FAQ index on how to do it. Then all you will need is a master cylinder for a '70 Buick Estate wagon, which will work with the short intermediate pushrod. Of course this is assuming you still have 4 wheel drum brakes. If you have discs up front, you really should not use the original master cylinder, and you will need a master cylinder and prop valve for a disc/drum braking system. You do not have to use the S10 master cylinder with the S10 booster. There are many other master cylinders that will work. Quote:
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Here is a list of the confirmed compatable boosters.
http://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vboa...&postcount=183 Of course don't forget about the hydroboost. |
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My application is a 60 gmc w/hydraulic clutch, drum/drum. Christmas is near so I'm making a list and checking it twice.
I like your "option 2" but saw some changes in subsequent posts. Just checking the price and product: they remain as you mentioned them in post 43 (199.50 + 15.00 shipping 7.50 powder coat option) and 44 (new linkage)? <newbie section> Many places say no proportioning valve required for drum/drum applications, but one would be required because of the new dual diaphragm master cylinder, correct? And no doubt I should replumb all my lines as part of this upgrade? Generally the improvement gained by this change to my stock truck is power assisted braking and an independent three-line setup (front brakes, rear brakes, clutch)? </newbie section> |
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You are close on the price. The bracket with the Wilwood clutch master and linkage is $199.50, the shipping is $15.76, and the satin black powder coating is $7.50, for a total of $222.76. I will need to know what clutch master cylinder you are using, so that I can supply you with the correct size clutch master cylinder.
You are correct that you do not need a proportioning valve for a drum/drum brake system. When converting to a dual reservior master cylinder, you do have to replumb at least the front brake lines. You can reuse the line that runs on the backside of the crossmember, for the rear circuit, by using a couple of inverted flare plugs as needed in the tee's. If you will be keeping the original clutch slave cylinder, you should be able to keep the original line from the slave up to and including the hose at the firewall. Then just run a new line from the new clutch master, down to the hose on the firewall. Of course this is only if the original line and hose are in good useable condition. Quote:
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Great product Captianfab.
Install was quick and painless. |
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Thanks for the compliments :D
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Nice product CaptainFab!
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Thanks :)
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Okay Captainfab, I had talked to you earlier about my 63 C10 NV3500 conversion. So I am ready to get this underway. You show the 60-62 C10 with the vacuum booster and clutch mc bracket along with the Wilwood MC and all needed hardware for 199$ Will this be the same price for the 63 C10? Let me know a price and how you want paid.
Thanks again for your R&D |
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Also I would like to add power steering. Could you give me a package deal with the power steering mounting plate as well? Thanks again
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I replied to your PM :)
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Just sent you a quick message. Can't wait.
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I replied to your PM :)
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I like your idea would like to have the option 2 set up for my 1961. Please advise how I could compliant a transaction with you.
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I replied to your PM :)
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Already done.......
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Captain,
I purchased your adapter bracket a couple of years ago, and just recently got the truck out and running a bit... Problem is, my clutch seems out of adjustment. The clutch pedal starts about a 1" below the level of the brake pedal, but I have to almost get it entirely to the floor before the throwout bearing engages fully...and then when I am entirely to the floor with the pedal, sometimes the clutch just doesn't seem to be fully engaged. Its not that the truck is moving, but it does sound like there is still a bit of engagement. Assume I am starting a square one and would like to have the clutch fully engage and disengage with as little travle of the pedal as possible, how would you suggest I go about "fine tuning" the problem. Would you start from the slave and move back, or start at the pedal and move to the slave. Thank you, Tom PS - Great product! Was the perfect solution to what I wanted to do... |
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Captain. Got the package today. Very impressed! you are quite a craftsman. High quality piece! Won't be getting to this project for a couple month, but I can't wait to see it all put together.
I still need to decide which master and booster I'm going to use as well as find the smaller return spring for the clutch pedal. Has anyone Been able to find one of these after market or OEM replacement? I have been to 3 yards that have early 60's trucks on hand and no luck. The springs are all missing. I'm wondering if I can't just find a spring somewhere that I can make work for this application. |
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Thanks for the compliment :)
I'll try and remember to look at the shop tomorrow and see if I might have a spring. Quote:
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Just thought I would post in case anyone else was looking, but I actually found the smaller return spring on ebay for less than 10 bucks shipped. There are many sellers that offer this spring. Here is one link. It is a bit more expensive than the one I purchased tho. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1960-1966-Ch...c8ca24&vxp=mtr I pulled the larger spring and installed with one similar to this. It may not in fact be the factory specs, but it works. It is a significantly lighter spring than the large one I removed. Made the pedal a lot lighter. |
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Thanks for posting the link to the spring.
Sorry, I've just been very busy and somewhat forgot to look for this spring for you. I'm glad you found one. |
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Hi Captain.
Newbie here. I have a 1962 Canadian GMC half ton. I am just getting started with putting disc brakes in the front. I would like to order one of your brackets, powder coated black. My plan is to order the 6 lug disc brake conversion kit from Performance on Line, which I believe is based on the 73 to 87 years. Have you heard good or bad things about this kit? I got a booster from a 1997 Chev 1500, and am hopefully getting a master cylinder out of a 73 to 87. Do you know if that cylinder will fit with that booster? Does that sound like a good plan? As for the bore size of the clutch slave, I don't know how to tell. I took some pictures on the weekend, but don't know how to post them. The engine is a 235 6 cylinder, and a three on the tree. Any comments on my plan would be most welcome. How do I go about ordering the bracket from you? Thanks. |
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Sorry but I do not know anything about that kit from POL. I am not in the business of building trucks for others. There are members here on the forum that I am sure have purchased that kit that can give their review of the parts. Just post up a thread asking that question in the '60-'66 message forum.
The '97 1500 booster is one of the many many compatible brake boosters, so yes that will work as well as bolting up a '73-'87 master cylinder. The stock slave cylinder requires a clutch master with a 1" bore. I believe I have one of those in stock, but I will have to verify that tomorrow when I get to my shop. I will send you a PM with ordering and payment info. Quote:
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Good morning Captain Fab. I have a couple of questions for you;
1. Has anyone ever had the threaded rod bend and break that goes between the clutch pedal eyelet and the cantilever piece? 2. Has anyone ever had the lower bolt that goes through the master cylinder, firewall, and into the aluminum threaded bracket break? 3. Has anyone ever had the master cylinder rod bend? The reason I ask is that all three of these have happened to me. I replaced the firewall bolt once and the threaded rod once already, and they have both bent and broken again. The master cylinder is the same bore as the slave cylinder, and the slave cylinder came as a hydraulic clutch kit from novak (http://www.novak-adapt.com/catalog/clutch/kit_hcrc.htm). Any insight as to the issues at hand? |
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I have not heard of any of those things happening to any of my customers. There should not be that much pressure on those parts. Do you have one of my kits?
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Yea, this is your kit.
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How do I order one?
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I will send you a PM with ordering and payment info.
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If i use a 88-98 booster will a 73-87 master cylinder work right and bolt to the booster?
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Yes that will all bolt together.
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has anyone have this happen to them?
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I have not heard of anyone with an issue like that. How many miles do you have on it? How long ago did you buy the kit from me?
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I'll have to check and see what the warranty is on those clutch masters.
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