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Decision time on the '68 dual line MC 120-130

posted by  red92s on  Thu Dec 16 07:18 CST 2010
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Pedal pressure is certainly liveable. Keep in mind I'm a pretty active 28 year old male, with very little seat time in vintage cars for comparison. Mine is an automatic and I usually find myself putting two feet on the brake at red lights.

I'll be reinstalling the booster shortly, for no better reason than I got bored and rebuilt and repainted it. Mostly I've just become accustomed to the increased pedal effort. It's the "new normal". I don't remember being shocked at the increase in effort when I removed it.






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