Hydroboost Conversion
The Hydroboost Was Design And Built By Bendix For Use In 1974. So, It Is Not New. It Was Designed For Trucks. 10,000lb To 15,000lb Trucks. Is That Enough Reserve Power For Your Car? What We Specialize In, Is Brake Upgrades, And Conversions. We Have Done The H/b Conversions On Chevelles, Camaros, Mustangs, Jeeps, Vipers, Cobra Kit Cars, Street Rods, Hemi Cars, And So On. We Were A Major Bendix Distributor In The Eighties And Nineties. In 1995, Bendix (allied Signal) Sold Out Their Power Brake Production To Bosch. Bendix Had Sold Their Power Brakes To Any Warehouse Distributor In The Country That Could Muster Up An Initial Order. Bosch Signed Contracts After 1995 To Only Produce New Power Brake Units (including Vacuum) For The Automakers. Bosch Does Not Sell To The Autozones, Pep Boys, Napa's, Etc. They Can't. That Is Why The Auto Parts Stores Can Only Sell Reman, Such As A1-cardone. P.b. Bob Was Able To Convince Bosch To Let Me Try A Pilot Program For Power Brakes. I Took It Out To The Conventional Warehouses, And They Looked At Me In Disbelief. How Could I Have It, And Not Them? I Offered A Catalog, Which Bosch Does Not Have, And A Substantial Discount. They Didn't Know What To Do, And Turned It Down. So, We Went On A Different Direction. Custom Conversions. Since We Had The Experience, And A Full Shop To Do It, We Worked Out Conversions For The Hydroboost, And Dropped The Old 12v Vac Pump Thing. The Hydroboost Easily Outpowers The Vac Booster, Even With A Vac. Pump. We Never Have To Worry About Electric Pumps Burning Up. Most Vacuum Pumps Only Have A .150" Port To Pull Air Thru. It Takes A Mile Or So, To Re-pull The Vacuum Back Up. Not Too Good. In Our Shop Now, Are 2 Camaros, That The Vac Pump Wiring Burned Up, Burning One Car To The Ground, And The Second One, The Front End. This Is Why I Feel The Hydroboost Is The Safest, And The Most Reliable Brake System To Install On The Grand National. Using "new" Hydroboosts Just Is A Sure Thing.