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**Baketown Scotty** · 03-19-2017, 10:27 AM

Thanks Captain. The MC is for a mid '70's Corvette (disc/disc). The gap I spoke of is .02'', my bad. Not using prop valve since I have all disc. I do have an adjustable valve to dial in the rears. El Dorado calipers in rear. I thought I had all bases covered (fools mistake) and that is why I was questioning the pushrod dimensions. I'll keep bleeding to see if that could still be my problem. I did read the link you sent but I was thinking my MC was big enough and I have checked the booster and it checked out. Thank you.

03-19-2017, 10:27 AM	#14
Baketown Scotty Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Bakersfield, CA Posts: 304	Re: For those of you who've done a power disc swap how'd you extend the pushrod??? Thanks Captain. The MC is for a mid '70's Corvette (disc/disc). The gap I spoke of is .02'', my bad. Not using prop valve since I have all disc. I do have an adjustable valve to dial in the rears. El Dorado calipers in rear. I thought I had all bases covered (fools mistake) and that is why I was questioning the pushrod dimensions. I'll keep bleeding to see if that could still be my problem. I did read the link you sent but I was thinking my MC was big enough and I have checked the booster and it checked out. Thank you. __________________ 1964 Chevy Suburban 4x4 1966 GMC Suburban 4x4