[bastereo]

if you have never driven a car with manual brakes you probably want power assist
every new car today has them and, i would bet that 90% of pople here also use them

and looks like both the kits you listed would work
but i just want to know what you would spend an extra $300 over rightstuffdetailing.com for basicly the same kit (the ssbc doesnt come with the stock proportioning valve, but an adjustable one)

you car probably already has power assist, its an 11" round disc about 3" thick between the master cylinder and the firewall (top left corner of the pic for power brakes, that you linked to)


scarebird: im going to convert my friend's 69 bird to disc, but all i see is a price of $85, what is that for? obviosly not the whole package...

[19firebirdrestorer68]

Sorry i happened to look at that website but my comture isnt working right so i wasnt able to see the adobe file but i went on my other one and saw it and it looked good. Does anyone have this kit already from the rightstuff

[chief many horses]

Yes I do, I am also a dealer for thir products-- (but not until I installed them on my own vehicle). I definately am satisfied with them. The only thing that I question these days, with any system is the lack of a residual valve in the rear outlet of the master cylinder if you're running rear drums. I've checked with many suppliers and they don't even know what I'm talking about let alone what they are there for. Right Stuff does handle an 'in-line' unit though - and they DO know what they're there for. Good Luck and enjoy-