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revans69 (Guest)

I've adapted a Hydroboost system to work with my Factory Five Cobra replica. The system came out of a '97 Mustang, but '96-'04 are the same. A high pressure line runs from a power steering pump to the Hydroboost unit which is mounted inline with the master cylinder. A remote reservoir feeds the steering pump with ATF fluid and the master cylinder only holds the brake fluid that runs out to the calipers. If you don't require power steering, then you need to run a return line from the Hydroboost back to the pump. Pretty simple really, except late model Fords use all different sized connectors that can be a PITA. Do a search on Hydroboost at ffcobra.com or go to hydratechbraking.com for more info.

Good Luck,
Ron

5/2/088:12 AM

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