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Originally Posted by speedygonzales
I know the most powerful is the hydro JB8.
The question I already asked was isn't the JB7 the most powerful vacuum booster? And are the pages you printed showing the "DA" is a JB7
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Yes, and yes.
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Originally Posted by speedygonzales
The whole reason this discussion of boosters came up because someone changed from a single to a double. So my natural question is do I have a single or a double?
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240S = single
240T = "tandem" = dual
So you have a "double" already.
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Originally Posted by speedygonzales
It has "DA" on it and I already posted it's dimensions. Once I figure out what mine is, I can determine if a more powerful booster is available. Capish?
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Absolutely.
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Originally Posted by speedygonzales
OK my RPO label says "JB5
I have 11" rear brake pads (I know cause I just changed them).
The booster label is "DA"
There is this from earlier
Vacuum-boosted:
JB5 = Power Brakes, Disc/Drum, 6,400 lb
JB6 = Power Brakes, Disc/Drum, 7,200 lb
JB7 = Power Brakes, Disc/Drum, 8,400 lb
The page posted by Keith lists under the JB7 column the booster as
18024268/DA
Is that the sticker on it?
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Yes
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Originally Posted by speedygonzales
If a JB5 is supposed to be the lesser of the three as far as power, why would a JB5 system have a JB7 booster?
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Because aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaallllllllllllllll those other components listed on that chart make up the brake system; not just the booster.
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Originally Posted by speedygonzales
Who can help with the booster I have?
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I'm not sure...
K