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Acording to my book there were two types of retainers. One was used on the 1970 thru 1974 six cylinder. The other which is what you have was not used on the small block until 1976. hope this helps

even if it had a warranty cardone does not make that part number any more

OK, thank you I will call them tomorrow. I will check the linkage again. But I did put it all together per the FSM...thanks everybody for all the help

Will they rebuild an aftermarket,,,It is a Cardone

sounds like a plan. sad part is the booster is brand new

yes, I have put vacuum to the booster still no change in pedal

yes I have no change

well thats not good its the only one in the US

So I haven't been on for a while. Have been muddling through my resoration with some success. I cant seem to figure out why my brake pedal will not come back up by itself. Even with grabbing the pedal with my hand and pushing it up, it struggles to come up. I had the master cylinder on and the...

Thanks for all of the responses helped out alot. will go with floating calipers towards front

Hello all, Sooooo I have this question... I would like to know which is better, floating or fixed calipers. the reserch I have been doing it seems that it doesn't matter. I have a 1971 Charger 383 magnum with a Hurst 4 speed. The car came with drum brakes on all four corners. From my reserch I...

OK thanks I will try to look elswhere for a part number on the spindle

I dont believe thay are casting numbers

I was wondering if anyone could explain this. I have a 1971 Charger I am converting to disc brakes. I got steering knucles off a 1972 charger that i got a Desert Vally Auto Parts. Good place to get old stuff. part numbers 2535692 and 2535693. The correct part numbers should be 2535694 and...

Thank you so much for the suggestion. I do have the female bushing in the back and the male in the front per the FSM. Does anybody know where I could purchase slimmer bushings?