Anyone have any pics? Wondering about placement, best one to get, vacuum assited or not...
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MercuryMac
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Coup, I am really glad I finally put a vacuum power brake system in my 55 Merc pickup. It has discs on the front and drums on the back. You don't have to push those pads very far onto the discs, but you have to push them hard, so the power brakes are a way nicer. My unit is from a hotrod shop and is a dual diaphragm, small diameter one but I don't know the brand name. It is under the floor.
On my '36 Ford truck I used a Ranger frame and put the vacuum booster from the donor Ranger under the floor, [a tight fit], but it works nicely.
On my '36 Ford truck I used a Ranger frame and put the vacuum booster from the donor Ranger under the floor, [a tight fit], but it works nicely.
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if you run power steering , a hydraulic booster may be the way to solve space issues.
Tripper
Older and more rusted every day!
Thanks Merc... I have to pick one out and would like to make the best choice.
Thanks Dutch.... no power steering but your making me think. I've got two very bad shoulders from years of body building. I actually just hurt both of them running a die nut on 2 - 9/16 grade 8 bolts and am having trouble lifting a glass today. Arrg. I see how this steering system works out and I'll upgrade down the road if needed. In the meantime I will be using a big vintage steering wheel.
Thanks for the picture Tripper. I have to locate my cab and build the mounts. I believe this will be my next job.
