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Started by Doog 427, August 02, 2018, 05:14:20 PM

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Doog 427

Hi
I have a manual steering 67 Shelby with 488 stroker and very little vacuum,9-10lbs, still have manual brakes any suggestions? Booster etc Do I need to pull motor to install power brake booster? what about Boosta pump noise?

Thank you
Steve

kjspeed

Quote from: Doog 427 on August 02, 2018, 05:14:20 PM
Hi
I have a manual steering 67 Shelby with 488 stroker and very little vacuum,9-10lbs, still have manual brakes any suggestions? Booster etc Do I need to pull motor to install power brake booster? what about Boosta pump noise?

Thank you
Steve

With a nice free-flowing dual exhaust system you'll never hear it  ;D
1968 Shelby GT350
1968 Mustang GT S-code
2009 Mustang Bullitt

1967 eight barrel

It depends where you mount the pump. Not too many options with a big block with headers.  As for the manual steering and brakes. Are you indicating it came from Shelby like that? I have 16.5"  of vacuum at idle and the booster works fine.
                                                                                                                             -Keith

shelbydoug

Quote from: kjspeed on August 02, 2018, 05:22:48 PM
Quote from: Doog 427 on August 02, 2018, 05:14:20 PM
Hi
I have a manual steering 67 Shelby with 488 stroker and very little vacuum,9-10lbs, still have manual brakes any suggestions? Booster etc Do I need to pull motor to install power brake booster? what about Boosta pump noise?

Thank you
Steve

Where is yours located? I'm thinking maybe in the trunk or under the rear seat?

With a nice free-flowing dual exhaust system you'll never hear it  ;D
68 GT350 Lives Matter!

1967 eight barrel

The booster pump is connected in the middle of the line from the intake to the power booster. Upside down on the left side of the trans to the floorboard is the only position I have seen one mounted it.  It was relatively small, but I always wondered how easy FOD could wind up hitting the pump while driving.
                                                                                              -Keith