Happy Holidays! I went with the No Limit Engineering under floor, frame mount
unit on my 55-2. The brake arm is forged, not the flat bar type and looks
almost stock. This unit is setup for a must.II booster/m.c. however I adapted it
to a 7" GM booster and corvette m.c. for use with 4 wheel disks. Not on the road
yet, but it looks cool sitting there and everything functions quite well. One
word of caution though, most of the under floor frame mount units are for use
with automatic transmissions only!
Jeff Street - Seattle
'55-2 short/step "Street's rod (project)
Stephen wrote:
> I am ready to order a front disk brake set-up for my '58 Fleetside. I would
> like to know the advantages and disadvantages to the different type of pedal
> arraignments:
>
> Stock pedal and under the floor power master cylinder?
>
> Swing arm pedal replacement with firewall mounted brake system?
>
> Stock pedal location with remote master cylinder?
>
> And any other advice.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Stephen
> '50 Chevy Suburban
> '58 Fleetside 3200
>
> oletrucks is devoted to Chevy and GM trucks built between 1941 and 1959
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