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05-18-2024, 01:58 PM
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I ordered mine from Summit Racing Equipment. It is Right Stuff Detailing Brake Booster part number RSD-RPB9121. They are in stock right now, and cost $143.95. I swapped it a couple weeks ago, and now have a full inch of clearance between it and the stock valve cover. It was an easy swap, and the only modification I had to make was shortening the push rod extension to match the length from my old aftermarket booster. The mounting brackets, depth of the unit , and bolt holes matched up fine.
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05-19-2024, 12:45 PM
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Thanks
Barrier Blue. After measuring mine it is a 9" already. My valve covers are aftermarket apparently. I am going to need probably a 8" if they make one or a 7". I wish the car didn't have power brakes but the car had them when I bought it and the holes are already there in the firewall. |
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