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I'd add the booster and make sure yoiur master has a smaller bore I'd go with a 1 Inch bore. the adjustable would only benefit you if you are having problems with the rear brakes locking up before the front brakes lock up. Skip the adjustable and instal the booster and a small bore master.

Call the right stuff detailing. P/N RMB6801. $39 in their catalogue. Theirs have been tested to pass fluid. many on the market dont pass brake fluid. 1-800-405-2000 and ask for Bear.

To my knowledge the cast valve your talking about was never used in an A body unless it was after 75. But both B and E body cars used the cast valve starting in 72. My listings dont go past 75 so after that I cant comment

the brake line sets for a 70 and a 73 are almost exactly the same except for the amout of spiral spring around the line itself. But I would use the 73 set and there is no difference in manual or power prop valves. they are the same.

The same valve was used for disc brake A body cars from 71 to at least 1975. Youll have no problems using the later valve on a early car. This is a 71 and later disc prop valve for a body cars in the pic. kelsey hayes brakes were used till 72 and then the single BBP started in 73.

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all the ones ive seen at the auto parts places are plastic covered generic pieces, I like the complete kits the has the friont cable, both rears and any cables or hardware for the $119 price. the right stuff pieces are all factory correct. very nice parts.

which valve is it you have the fist one or the one labvelled drum ?

Hello, what block or valve do you have ? I have images for most mopar blocks and valves and what each port goes too. let me know Marcel

I buy mine at the right stuff detailing in Ohio cost for a factory correct set is $119.

Moparparts is right, your car does not use an intermediate cable. But you do need to know the wheel base for the cable set. The Dart GTS is a 111 inch wheel base car and uses no intermnediate. Id call The Right Stuff detailing and get a complete factory correct set for $119 . Their number...

One way to test your booster is with the engine off, pump the brake pedal to make sure you have no vacuum to assist you anymore. Then depressed the brake pedal with modest effort. Then start your engine, the pedal should gently soften with the pressure your foot has on it. if it remains...

I have used finelines, the right stuff and inline tube products. Fine lines is by far the most accurate fit.

Just wanted to tell you the Right stuff detailing kit is a nice kit. I have used many of them.

hello, as stated its a distribution block. I have several new ones here. lets talk. I sent you my email.

disc cars had a second valve, its often called a delay valve and sometimes a prop valve. this valve is located about 14 inches away from the distribtion block down the frame. its almost under your feet below the floor board. it looks like this pic attached.

Im thinking the cam has reduced the amout of vacuum you have and the booster doesnt get the nessasary assist it is designed for. Typically vacuum needs to be in the 15 inch range. A quick fix might be to try a smaller bore master cylinder. A manual brake Master should have a bore size of 15/16...

I think you'll find that when you put the car on the ground the hoses will be just fine. Right now the suspension is at full travel and the hose will be at its limit. hope this helps. Marcel

I have an adjustable manual rod for your car. Im on the island in Victoria. Rod is $20

Hey Jeremy, I am in the brake business, I can set you up with a complete conversion from a place called The Right Stuff. The kit comes with new spindles, caliper brackets, backing plates, hoses, bearings, all bolts, calipers and brake pads and an adjustable valve. It also comes with new upper A...

Hello, I have about 10 of those pieces brand new never used, identical to your pic I believe. $25 shipped to you door. LMK. Thanks. Marcel.

I know this is the A body forum, but I thought I'd ask here anyhow. I need some disc brake pads for a 68 charger with the bendix 4 piston calipers. Anyone know of a source ? Thanks.