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My '55 Thunderbird has lousy brakes. I've rebuilt or replaced everything from the master cylinder to the brake pads. I have a good pedal, but the thing just won't stop like I want it to. I know I can convert the car to disks, but I don't want to butcher it and I definitely want to keep the stock wheels. I'm thinking about installing a power brake booster kit. Does anyone know what I need? Will this make things any better?
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Florida_Phil (11/8/2017)
My '55 Thunderbird has lousy brakes. I've rebuilt or replaced everything from the master cylinder to the brake pads. I have a good pedal, but the thing just won't stop like I want it to. I know I can convert the car to disks, but I don't want to butcher it and I definitely want to keep the stock wheels. I'm thinking about installing a power brake booster kit. Does anyone know what I need? Will this make things any better? Tee-Bird.com sells a complete Kit to install original Type Power Brakes. $650.00. Tee-Bird are good helpful People to deal with. Check out their On-line Catalog at Tee-Bird.com.
 
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