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Sure looks sexy instead of some big turd on the firewall.
Vacuum on my gn works great haven't had any issues with it. There should be check valves should keep the lines from blowing offWith that being said, any of you guys that converted to vacuum brakes had any issues or regret doing it? My GN is stock...
For ease of conversion, I sure would like to go vacuum. But if vacuum is going to cause me headaches I would probably go hydro.....
Any advice?
For all those who think you can't build boost well with vacuum brakes, here's 17psi on the foot brake for you.
I don't believe it. You were on the dyno or somethingFor all those who think you can't build boost well with vacuum brakes, here's 17psi on the foot brake for you.
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I've had vacuum brakes for about 18 years now. Used all new GM parts back then. Sold my PM before it failed and the car had less than 10,000 miles when I did it. Had a friend with a low mile car almost lose it when the PM crapped out and that was enough for me to convert. Simple setup, reliable and can build 12 lbs of boost with them and probably more if I want with no creep. I do have SSB calipers on the front and the rear drums are 11" since my GN has Ford 9" in it. Hydro to me just seems to add more complications to the equation. More sources of leaks, harder access to spark plugs, etc.
G-Body parts vacuum conversion kit, S-10 cylinders, big shoes....