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Nasco Power Brakes - Fitting Instructions

Started by Fast_Eddie, February 06, 2005, 11:58:24 AM

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Fast_Eddie

Just wondering if anyone has a copy of the instructions to fit the Nasco power brake upgrade, consisting of the alloy case VH24 booster?

Any photos of an engine bay with bracket details, vacuum connections etc would also be appreciated.

Thanks

Edward

RET

Will Tuesday be early enough?  I'll bring you a copy of the instructions then.

Here's a pic of an engine bay with the booster fitted.

cheers
RET
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Fast_Eddie

Tuesday is fine, thanks RET.

Impressive engine bay, whose car is it?

Regards

Edward

RET

I can't be 100% sure, as I didn't take the photo.  It is one of the three blue FCs that were parked together at the Sydney Nationals: gp, NascoHunter and Steve Nelson.

cheers
RET
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RET
I am pretty sure that is the engine bay of our Maltese President. Look forward to catching up in the Snowies.
Brett
Brett Gillard

NascoHunter

Hi Guys,
         The engine bay is not mine and not Graham so it must be Steve Nelson. Looking forward in catching up with everyone at the Nats and having a quite drink.
         Cheers Tony Galea.

CHO 576

Hi Ret;

Would you be able to post details / instructions for how to fit the Brake Booster set up, on the website here?

I think that it would be an invaluable resource for anyone thinking about dropping a Brake Booster in their holden.

thanks
Jamie

fe2ek

Could someone maybe put popular Nasco fitting instructions on CD rom and then club members could buy them and the clubs could share some of the profits.

Just my thought for the day

Cheers Geoff