Pictures for Earl Brown Vacuum Brake Conversion?

[davidhunnicutt]

Hello all, and Happy Thanksgiving! I'm new to the forum and have purchased Mr. Browns vacuum brake conversion kit. The thread where he posted very helpful instructions with photos (excellent ones, according to several posts) no longer displays the photos (red X "image not available"). Does anyone have these photos or know how I might get them to pull up for use? I'm nervous about making the mod and believe the photos would be very helpful. Thank you!!! David

 

['87 Turbo "T"]

Not possible. Pics were lost in the site crash back ago.

I talked to Earl & he didn't still have any of the pics to access anymore.

The post is very explanatory. You can search GOOGLE for the pedal drilling(unless your replacing the pedal). Wanna say it's 1-1/8" or 1-1/4" down center to center. Don't quote me on that, be sure to verify measurement.

 

[Mike Swentzel]

Not possible. Pics were lost in the site crash back ago.

I talked to Earl & he didn't still have any of the pics to access anymore.

The post is very explanatory. You can search GOOGLE for the pedal drilling(unless your replacing the pedal). Wanna say it's 1-1/8" or 1-1/4" down center to center. Don't quote me on that, be sure to verify measurement.

 

[TexasT]

It ain't rocket surgery. What questions do you have? I'm going with this ain't your daily so you have time to post your pix with questions and we can help you along. Brake fluid takes off paint so try not to spill too much, Some times when fooling around under the dash it might be advisable to remove the driver seat to facilitate access, especially if you are size challenged. Have a friend and block of wood to put under the pedal when bleeding.

Wrenching is fun. Jump off in there and wallow in it!

 

[turboTime87]

Search grand national vacuum brake conversion, there is a good YouTube video

 

[davidhunnicutt]

Not possible. Pics were lost in the site crash back ago.

I talked to Earl & he didn't still have any of the pics to access anymore.

The post is very explanatory. You can search GOOGLE for the pedal drilling(unless your replacing the pedal). Wanna say it's 1-1/8" or 1-1/4" down center to center. Don't quote me on that, be sure to verify measurement.

Thank you!

 

[turboTime87]

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DeZbwUoXEryM%26pp%3DygULI2dicmFrZXN1c2E%253D&ved=2ahUKEwieseSdzYaKAxV8kIkEHRknOwcQo7QBegQIEBAG&usg=AOvVaw29EIx_uir6jNmD0itBIDCt

 

[davidhunnicutt]

Thanks for the great video link!