very helpful...if you could list the part numbers under the video it would be helpful...instead of looking thru the video....doing this now...your video is the best
Did you have any issues with the booster making contact with the steering shaft? I saw another video of a pickup where it touched the steering shaft so he had to bend the edge of the booster a little.
very helpful...if you could list the part numbers under the video it would be helpful...instead of looking thru the video....doing this now...your video is the best
Did this change the function of the braking very much?
Yes it did. Much firmer pedal
Did you have any issues with the booster making contact with the steering shaft? I saw another video of a pickup where it touched the steering shaft so he had to bend the edge of the booster a little.
We also though it was going to contact the shaft but it did not.
Do you need that paper?
Not sure to be honest. I guess it can keep dust out of the booster. Its super thin
what type of gasket amterial did you use for the booste rand the master cylinder?
We picked up a oem gasket at the dealer but honestly you can you a cereal box
@@OXCFilms do you think the booster gasket can fit on a 1980 Toyota pickup booster?
@aaronortega3558 most likely
Is the Master cylinder interchangeable with either booster the old one and new one
Are you asking if you can use the smaller master cylinder on a truck that had a 1" master cylinder?
I'm asking if the new master will fit the old booster? Is there a difference in the size of the hole where they meet?
I am pretty sure it will fit. We decided to go with the v6 booster because its bigger but the hole is the same size
@OXC Films thanks bro!!!! 💯, by the way that truck looks nice, like the camper look and it's lowered too👍
Forsure bro anytime. We are trying to get it looking right little by little 🤙
Will that work on 87 Toyota?
It should. I THINK all years between 84 and 95 are interchangable