Brake booster for my 69 Barracuda??

[56Steve]

Hello,
Is there any way to put a brake booster on with out putting disc brakes on?
Thank you in advance for any help!
Steve

 

[Murray]

Of course. Power brakes were a factory option. Just add booster and linkage.

 

[whitepunkonnitro]

I have everything you need, $100 shipped

 

[KosmicKuda]

Power brakes were an option whether disc brakes or 4 wheel drums.

 

[56Steve]

I have everything you need, $100 shipped

Hello, I have the 69 Cuda.

 

[56Steve]

What comes with the kit, just curious?

 

[56Steve]

I am very interested let me know what to do.
Thank you.

 

[whitepunkonnitro]

I am very interested let me know what to do.
Thank you.

Pm sent

 

[BillGrissom]

Original rebuilt parts are hard to find. Check Dr Diff, Booster Dewey, and rockauto if punk's offer doesn't work out. But, you don't have to limit yourself to factory parts. In my avatar you see a booster and MC from a 95-99 ABS cloud car (Breeze, ...) mounted on 74 Dart firewall brackets & lever. Just required a little rat-tail filing.

 

[56Steve]

Original rebuilt parts are hard to find. Check Dr Diff, Booster Dewey, and rockauto if punk's offer doesn't work out. But, you don't have to limit yourself to factory parts. In my avatar you see a booster and MC from a 95-99 ABS cloud car (Breeze, ...) mounted on 74 Dart firewall brackets & lever. Just required a little rat-tail filing.

Thanks

 

[Mike69barracuda]

Hello,
Is there any way to put a brake booster on with out putting disc brakes on?
Thank you in advance for any help!
Steve

I bought a new brake booster and master cylinder for my 69 drum brake car. It now stops great and the cost for new did not break the bank. Talk with Greg on the phone. 1969 Plymouth Barracuda

 

[56Steve]

Thanks!!!

 

[Mike69barracuda]

Thanks!!!

Now i'm not afraid to go down a hill.

 

[BillGrissom]

There is one on ebay for ~$170. It is based on a GM booster & MC, but the firewall brackets fit a Mopar and its pedal. Unlikely one needs a booster w/ front drums. My 69 Dart had a manual MC and the pedal wasn't too hard for my wife. Easier is to go to a smaller bore MC, at the risk of excessive pedal travel. I installed a booster in case I ever switch to front disks, though many here run those w/ a manual MC.