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Wait and shop around, the weather is getting warmer, which means car shows and swap meets, you may be able to find deals that way, and possibly do the swap or the winter
Contact Dr Diff.
That's what I did when I converted my 67 over, he'll setup you up with hoses and get you a lighter MC, Fyi I did get a prop valve from him, haven't installed it but so far no issues without it, been 3-4 years now.
Street/strip car
Since you have some downtime waiting on parts, I would practice releasing the button, might help to determine a mounting location.
I had mine mounted by the shifter 1st, but for me it was more comfortable to left side of the steering wheel
This is a 28 inch tall tire, it's my 67 Plymouth
I thinking of going to a smaller tire because of what's been mentioned, my reaction times are horrible unless I go deep, I even tried 45 psi and still someone knocked on my window and said go
My experience with a T-brake was my car became more consistent, but Reaction times were all over the place, learning curve on which bulb to let go of the button. Just a side nite my button was mounted on the steering wheel, so installed a 2nd to push when backing up.
I dropped off a...