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SOLD Space saving hydrobooster

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thegreatjustino

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Hydrobooster with internal reservoir. No worries about interfering with the engine, intake, throttle, valve covers, etc.

$125 shipped to your door

Includes the two pressure port fittings to get you started on your custom lines.
 

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does it bolt straight on firewall or do you need a different bracket? Does the link match-up directly or does that have to be changed/modified? thanks
 
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Nothing about this is a bolt on. Push rod needs to be extended like with other hydroboosters, the bolt pattern on the plate that comes with it does not line up with any holes in the firewall. You'll need to drill new holes or use a bracket or plate of your choice/own making in order to bolt it to stock holes.

Same issues as just about every other hydrobooster - the advantage is the lack of interference with an exterior reservoir.
 

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That looks almost identical to Astro van booster minus the accumulator. I doubt there is an internal accumulator/reservoir inside, it is possible that the vehicle it came out of had an inline accumulator of some sort which is what provides some more power stops in the event of an engine stall.
 

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That looks almost identical to Astro van booster minus the accumulator. I doubt there is an internal accumulator/reservoir inside, it is possible that the vehicle it came out of had an inline accumulator of some sort which is what provides some more power stops in the event of an engine stall.

Yes, it does have an internal accumulator. It's a first gen unit that came only on a few GM cars, including 80-85 Cadillac Eldorados (diesel only), Olds Toronados, Buick Rivieras, and apparently, Pontiac station wagons. My first hydroboost unit that I swapped into my truck about 16 years ago was one of these units.

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