Looks like the best option for my needs but still have a few questions?
69 barracuda with factory 10" POWER drum brakes AND small bolt pattern.
I have been very happy with my factory set up- the old story don't mess with it if it works.
My car has a well built 340 and a big cam and the associated "low" vacuum issue. I added a vacuum reserve canister and worked great to date. Well the booster finally crapped out and would require a rebuild.
I want to retain my small bolt pattern 15" cragars-good
1) does the kit come with the adjustable proportioning valve?
2) my biggest concern? I want to "eliminate" the booster entirely and go to manual disc brakes as supplied in the kit. Will this kit bolt directly to my firewall or are modifications/other parts necessary to install a manual disc kit on a factory power drum car??
I really don't have the required vacuum for proper booster function l believe and have been very happy with manual disc on my previous mopars.
Kits are expensive but straight forward compared to scouring for used/rebuildable Kelsey/Hayes alternative.
Thanks for your input
69 barracuda with factory 10" POWER drum brakes AND small bolt pattern.
I have been very happy with my factory set up- the old story don't mess with it if it works.
My car has a well built 340 and a big cam and the associated "low" vacuum issue. I added a vacuum reserve canister and worked great to date. Well the booster finally crapped out and would require a rebuild.
I want to retain my small bolt pattern 15" cragars-good
1) does the kit come with the adjustable proportioning valve?
2) my biggest concern? I want to "eliminate" the booster entirely and go to manual disc brakes as supplied in the kit. Will this kit bolt directly to my firewall or are modifications/other parts necessary to install a manual disc kit on a factory power drum car??
I really don't have the required vacuum for proper booster function l believe and have been very happy with manual disc on my previous mopars.
Kits are expensive but straight forward compared to scouring for used/rebuildable Kelsey/Hayes alternative.
Thanks for your input