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FD-330 - 1964-65-66 Ford Mustang Chrome Power Brake Booster Conversion for Disc Disc, Automatics Only

$289.80 $322.00 (You save $32.20)
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1964-65-66 Ford Mustang Chrome Power Brake Booster Conversion for Disc Disc


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FD-330 is a Complete Chrome Power Brake Booster Designed for a 1964-1966 Ford Mustang. It features a 7" single chrome power brake booster with stainless steel straight mounting brackets that is ideal for a tight space. Also included is a aluminum chrome master cylinder and complete chrome proportioning valve kit designed for disc disc that tucks in neatly underneath the master cylinder. Everything that you need to convert from manual brakes to power!


  •     7" Single Chrome Brake Booster
  •     1-1/8" Bore Aluminum Chrome Master Cylinder
  •     Stainless Steel Straight Mounting Brackets
  •     Pedal Rod Extension & Clevis
  •     Complete Chrome Bottom Mount Proportioning Valve Kit for Disc Disc. Stainless Steel Lines, Chrome Valve, Chrome Bracket.

 


We take pride in providing you the kind of quality of parts that street rod builders and professionals appreciate!!! 1970 Ford Mustang Booster Conversion Kit Includes

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  1. FD-330 in a '65 Mustang 2+2 4 Star Review

    Posted by on Oct 2nd 2019

    The price was great compared to one other supplier that I researched. The initial disappointment was when I realized the FD-330 was manufactured in China. If I would have known this, I wouldn't have made the purchase.
    I had the FD-330 installed by a professional mechanic at a very respected automotive repair shop experienced in this type of install. The unit fit into the allotted space just fine. However, new tubing was required and the holes in the mounting bracket required revisions. Some of the extra tubing work was likely the result of my SSBC disc brake and dual master cylinder conversion performed about 18 years ago. This extra work added 3 labor hours to the installation and to my bill (about $300 extra).
    The installed system looks great and performs excellent actually exceeding my expectations. Therefore, very happy with the new power brake system in my gorgeous '65 fastback.