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08-18-2007, 01:59 AM
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Re: 67 mustang brake help?
I actually have the same set-up as you then. Im using the 67 MC in my 65, also manual. With mine I had problems with my pushrod being too short, (the one that came with the MC) I didnt have enough pedal travel to build enough pressure. Is your brake pedal all the way up when your not on it? Mine wasnt, I had to lengthen the pushrod. Wish I would have gotten an adjustable one in the first place.
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