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Topic: power drums?
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mikestang
Journeyman Posts: 2
From: tucson,az
Registered: Nov 2000
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posted 11-14-2000 05:10 PM
  
I would like to put a power brake set up on my 66 with drums.it's a six cylinder so I figured that a power drum set up would be sufficent instead of doing the disc brake conversion.is it possible and from what doner cars can I get this from.just got the mustang so I'm new to all the interchange stuff.thanks for any and all replies.
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SteveLaRiviere
Administrator Posts: 14060
From: Saco, Maine MCA # 47773
Registered: May 99
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posted 11-14-2000 05:37 PM
Hi Mike, welcome to M&M!I'd go for the '67 and up, dual master cylinder set-up if it were me. ------------------
SteveLaRiviere/Webmaster -- MCA # 47773 Have rice for dinner, not transportation!
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mikestang
Journeyman Posts: 2
From: tucson,az
Registered: Nov 2000
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posted 11-14-2000 11:51 PM
glad I happened to find this message board lots of good info.what parts will I need from the 67?and are they a direct fit.thanks again.
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SteveLaRiviere
Administrator Posts: 14060
From: Saco, Maine MCA # 47773
Registered: May 99
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posted 11-15-2000 05:52 PM
You would need the master cylinder, power booster, proportioning valve and lines, brake pedal, brake light switch, and pedal hanger. That should be it.------------------
SteveLaRiviere/Webmaster -- MCA # 47773 Have rice for dinner, not transportation!
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Nos351C
Gearhead Posts: 3000
From: Rohnert Park, CA USA M&M member#591
Registered: Jul 2000
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posted 11-15-2000 06:50 PM
and yes, they should be a direct fit, though as you wil learn, in the world of mustangs, nothing is certain------------------
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