Hydroboost Parts
04-14-2008, 10:39 PM
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Hey man,
not sure what you plan on using but I ran across this and just thought I would pass it along..
Good luck with the install.
http://www.hydratechbraking(dot)com/
Install how to: Car not a truck but good pics
http://www.angryamerica.com/chevelles/hydroboost.html
not sure what you plan on using but I ran across this and just thought I would pass it along..
Good luck with the install.
http://www.hydratechbraking(dot)com/
Install how to: Car not a truck but good pics
http://www.angryamerica.com/chevelles/hydroboost.html
04-15-2008, 07:37 AM
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Thanks for the input and links guys. I've been reading on it for couple years now. I have the hydroboost unit and master from an 03 now. I know I could make my current PS pump work by just T'ing into the return line but I have also read that the pump is a bit stouter for the hydroboost setup. Dunno, but why chance it. I know I have read about pump shafts breaking on hydroboost trucks, hopefully they put a fix in the newer pumps. I plan on buying the lines new from GM.
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04-15-2008, 09:23 AM
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Yeah I would say the first option sounds better.
Though I did have an issue with a 97 7.4L not having power assisted brakes because the power steering pump ate itself. I drove through the McDonalds yard and parking lot to avoid hitting the person in front of me. No big deal
Though I did have an issue with a 97 7.4L not having power assisted brakes because the power steering pump ate itself. I drove through the McDonalds yard and parking lot to avoid hitting the person in front of me. No big deal
