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  1. 11-11-2013, 10:16 PM #1
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    Cool Wanted: SerIII brake tower assembly

    Looking for a decent condition SerIII brake tower and pedal assy, to convert my IIa to dual circuit brakes. Don't need a booster or master cylinder.

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    I'd check w/Ike Goss @ Pangolin 4x4, if you haven't already.
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    I would be interested to see how you adapt a master cylinder to an S3 tower without a booster.
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    Quote Originally Posted by o2batsea View Post
    I would be interested to see how you adapt a master cylinder to an S3 tower without a booster.
    My guess is that he already has one - but if not I too am interested!
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    Quote Originally Posted by o2batsea View Post
    I would be interested to see how you adapt a master cylinder to an S3 tower without a booster.
    If you were to take my post literally, I wouldn't need a master cylinder either!

    Actually, I'm going to use a new Ser III booster and a Ford Crown Victoria m/c, hence the need for the tower.

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  6. 11-15-2013, 07:30 AM #6
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    I think you will also have to enlarge the opening on the bulkhead. But I used a 110 tower, which is a different pivot than the S3.
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