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**dayj1** · 04-24-2015, 10:03 PM

The truck didn't originally have power brakes. I sourced one of the small dual S10 boosters from a '93 model at a salvage yard and fabbed up a bracket.

I threaded the pushrod in the booster to 5/16-24:

I turned down the end of the original '72 pushrod and threaded it to 5/16-24:

The two rods were joined with a coupling nut and installed along with a C3 style master cylinder that I had left over from another project:

04-24-2015, 10:03 PM	#8
dayj1 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Athens, AL Posts: 499	Brake booster The truck didn't originally have power brakes. I sourced one of the small dual S10 boosters from a '93 model at a salvage yard and fabbed up a bracket. I threaded the pushrod in the booster to 5/16-24: I turned down the end of the original '72 pushrod and threaded it to 5/16-24: The two rods were joined with a coupling nut and installed along with a C3 style master cylinder that I had left over from another project: