I have 2 hydroboosters for sale. Neither comes with a master cylinder(not needed). It's just the hydrobooster without the lines.

One is off an 04 2500hd and the other is off an 05 2500hd. One has the long canister and the other has the short(the longer allows for a few longer presses of the brake in the event the engine cuts off).

I'm asking $125 for each one.




As is no warranty implied or expressed. Thanks

 

I know its says sale, interested in any sort of trades?

 

Possibly, I'm not really sure of what I need but I'm looking for this stuff:
rcsb v6 stock coil springs
Turbo Feed/Drain lines
Turbo stuff
Boost/vacuum gauge
Triple Gauge pod

I can't think of anything else at the moment, but let me know what you have to trade.

 

what is the advantage of a hydrobooster over a stock booster?

 

No more mushy brakes. It's excellent for guys with cams that don't have a lot of vacuum at low RPM. The stock brake booster works off vacuum so there are times when the pedal will go all the way to the floor with no resistance on a cammed truck(I would know first hand). Even if you aren't cammed it will make the breaks feel 10x better.

They're also good for bagged guys who need to clear up space in the engine bay.

 

i have a tr220 to put in my truck but its stock right now. i tow with my truck quite a bit and wouldnt mind having a little more stopping power for trailers without brakes. will a hydrobooster bolt up directly in my 2002 or is there other parts/cutting needed to make it fit and work? do you have any pictures of one, i would like to know how much difference there is in size.

 

Here's a badass write-up on how to do it:
http://www.gmfullsize.com/forum/showthread.php?t=156800

Basically you'll need a new pedal and lines as well as the hydrobooster.

 

Pics added

 

Still for sale.

 

I'll take one. You dont have to worry about shipping though. I can pick it up from you