Ronald Weishaar
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Our 1970 Dodge Super Bee power brake booster has just sprung a leak. Brakes are hard and takes both feet to stop. Who ha replacement booster ready to bolt in?
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How about a picture of your current booster?
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PST is a sponsor of this site and has the dual diaphragm front disc, rear drum booster which is supposed to be a direct replacement.
Power drum boosters are different. I don’t know of any reproductions of those.
Power drum boosters are different. I don’t know of any reproductions of those.
Midwest Power Brake Products Inc. rebuilt my Drum Power Booster recently. Quick turnaround. They are now located in Florida.
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That's ^^^ exactly what I would recommend, getting your original booster rebuilt.
Ronald Weishaar
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Is there a difference between a Drum brake booster and a Disc brake booster?
Yes, and they don’t interchange.
That’s where they started but now are located in Florida.
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Thank you guys
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Expressed shipped a booster from Classic Industries. Billed as factory bolt on for 7- - 74 B & E bodies. Received yesterday, not even close to fitting! Should have listened to you guys! Sending the booster off to Midwest power.
That’s a darn shame and frustrating to the 10th degree for you.
Midwest Power Products also re-sleeves master cylinders and hydraulic brake cylinders with stainless along with rebuilding them.
We all try to help, cheers.
Midwest Power Products also re-sleeves master cylinders and hydraulic brake cylinders with stainless along with rebuilding them.
We all try to help, cheers.
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