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1951-1954 Chevy Power Brake Booster Firewall Mount Kit
1951-1954 Chevy Power Brake Booster Firewall Mount Kit
51-54 Chevy, Steel, Natural, Is Hardware Included
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1951-1954 Chevy Power Brake Booster Firewall Mount Kit
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MFG. Part #:
9101951
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Natural
Hardware Included:
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Check out this 1951-1954 Chevy Power Brake Booster Mount Kit. Install this firewall-mount power brake kit on your classic Chevy.
- Bolt-in installation
- Mounts booster using original firewall access panel opening
- Includes:
- Pedal
- Brackets
- Hardware
- Complete your installation with a dual master cylinder, brake booster and pedal pad noted below.
- 4.2:1 Manuel Ratio
- 5.75:1 Power Ratio
Instructions (PDF)
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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