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01-05-2022 #1
77 trans am hydroboost swap and kits
Hi fellas, I just wanted to ask what options and parts I need to run hydroboost on my TA? I can’t find full info on what all it takes besides the unit itself? New power steering pump? New steering box? New lines? What other cars stock hydroboost can I get at the local parts store? Or do I need a full kit from hydratech or somewhere else? Just trying to get a plan and compare parts and costs? Or should I just run a smaller dual diagram booster until I’m ready to do a full brake swap? Thanks as always!
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01-06-2022 #2
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I would buy the hydratech kit. I've used two and they worked great.
Assuming you don't have much vacuum due to a somewhat big cam a small diameter booster would not be good. If you are doing it for fitment issues I still wouldn't do it.
I would run manual brakes before I did that. Call Tobin at Kore3 if you go manual.
Just my.02.
01-07-2022 #3Thanks for the response….I would be doing it for both …..the thing that has me alittle confused is how I find info that “seems” much cheaper with the same performance with Astro van piece together systems etc etc…..so I’ve been trying to find info on that also
09-23-2023 #4
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Did you ever find the answers you were looking for. I have searched a few forums and looks like it can be done with factory pump.
09-24-2023 #5
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Pic of my 67 Nova manual brake master. I was running C5 brakes all around. Tobin at Kore3.com supplied all the brake parts.
Pic of my 66 Mustang with the Hydra Tech hydro boost as a kit.



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