HYDRATECH GROUP PURCHASE
Pro
Joined: Jan 2000
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From: SLC, UT USA
Re: HYDRATECH GROUP PURCHASE GUIDELINES (Hydratech Braking)
Count me in for a 1981 Level II. Factory PB, Auto trans & factory steering. Would like to buy what ever else I will need when I convert to a R&P.
[Modified by dsagers, 3:41 PM 3/15/2003]
[Modified by dsagers, 3:41 PM 3/15/2003]
Racer
Joined: Jan 2002
Posts: 293
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From: carson Missouri
Re: HYDRATECH GROUP PURCHASE GUIDELINES (Hydratech Braking)
I would like the Level II complete kit. I have a '71 BB Vette w/ pwr brakes & steeroids r&p.
[Modified by 71stingraybigblock, 9:07 PM 3/15/2003]
[Modified by 71stingraybigblock, 9:07 PM 3/15/2003]
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 1,987
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From: Manchester, Dead Center in the Middle of TN 25 miles to Jack Daniels,10 miles to Geo Dickle, and .8 mile from the Liquor Store at I-24 Exit 114
St. Jude Donor '05
Re: HYDRATECH GROUP PURCHASE GUIDELINES (Hydratech Braking)
[B]YEAR 1980, MAKE Chevrolet- Corvette, Factory Power Brakes, Power Steering Conversion to a 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Steering Box.
I would like the C3 Level III – “lineset delete” normally $425 – now --> $325! (without lineset)
I will have to order on March 28th to make this work. Thanks
Jim O'Neal aka PROSOUTH@Charter.net
I would like the C3 Level III – “lineset delete” normally $425 – now --> $325! (without lineset)
I will have to order on March 28th to make this work. Thanks
Jim O'Neal aka PROSOUTH@Charter.net
Racer
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 383
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From: Columbia SC
Re: HYDRATECH GROUP PURCHASE GUIDELINES (Hydratech Braking)
Sign me up for a C3 level 2 complete kit
1976
stock power brakes
stock power steering
Brand new master cylinder, lines, calipers, rotors. this should be a very nice addition to my otherwise complete system.
[Modified by Pete76Shark, 9:18 AM 3/16/2003]
1976
stock power brakes
stock power steering
Brand new master cylinder, lines, calipers, rotors. this should be a very nice addition to my otherwise complete system.
[Modified by Pete76Shark, 9:18 AM 3/16/2003]
Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2001
Posts: 2,080
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From: Exiled Tampa Bay Misfit
Re: HYDRATECH GROUP PURCHASE GUIDELINES (Pete76Shark)
I've aleady got mine (from a previous purchase). Looks like I might be installing it about the same time as most of you.
These units looks very nice. :thumbs:
These units looks very nice. :thumbs:
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Instructor
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 173
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From: Warren MI
Re: HYDRATECH GROUP PURCHASE GUIDELINES (Monkeywrench)
WOW! Your overwhelming response has been a really nice breath of fresh air for us! We never expected to see this tremendous amount of support and can honestly say that it has given us a whole new outlook on the upcoming season. :yesnod: :hurray:
Again, thank you so much! It has taken moral around here and really brought it up to an exciting level that we haven't seen in quite some time. We will now be looking forward to handcrafting all of your braking systems with the usual levels of craftsmanship this coming week - but with a whole new smile! :D
Here is a general pic of the C3 power brake conversion:
The window will remain open for these super savings until 6 PM Friday the 28th of March. :flag
Again, thank you so much! It has taken moral around here and really brought it up to an exciting level that we haven't seen in quite some time. We will now be looking forward to handcrafting all of your braking systems with the usual levels of craftsmanship this coming week - but with a whole new smile! :D
Here is a general pic of the C3 power brake conversion:
The window will remain open for these super savings until 6 PM Friday the 28th of March. :flag
Instructor
Joined: Mar 2001
Posts: 229
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From: west point ga usa
Re: HYDRATECH GROUP PURCHASE GUIDELINES (Taijutsu)
Paul,
Forgot to mention factory PS/PB. Don't know if it makes a difference for the hoses or not but it's a bigblock with side exhaust.
Thanks Mark Miller
Forgot to mention factory PS/PB. Don't know if it makes a difference for the hoses or not but it's a bigblock with side exhaust.
Thanks Mark Miller
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Instructor
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 173
Likes: 1
From: Warren MI
Master Cylinder Notes:
Just a quick note on the master cylinders to help illustrate the differences between the years. We have rarely run across this, but need you guys to verify that your master cylinders are correct for your model years. 71'AirStrike (Chad Carpenter) actually ran into this mess when he went to install his system, as the Eckler's power brake conversion that he had previoulsy installed utilized a later model booster / master combo (unbeknownst to him :mad ).
It might be a good idea for you guys to "crack loose" your master cylinders for a second, and check this out for verification purposes. The manual brake people do not have to concern themselves with this detail, as they are all most definitely running the "deep style" master cylinders.
Here's the model year break point:
1968 - 1976 = deep / early pushrod style
1977 - 1982 = shallow / late pushrod style
Here are pics to illustrate the brand new, high quality Wagner master cylinders that we market, and the visual differences between the "deep / early" and the "shallow / late" style:
It might be a good idea for you guys to "crack loose" your master cylinders for a second, and check this out for verification purposes. The manual brake people do not have to concern themselves with this detail, as they are all most definitely running the "deep style" master cylinders.
Here's the model year break point:
1968 - 1976 = deep / early pushrod style
1977 - 1982 = shallow / late pushrod style
Here are pics to illustrate the brand new, high quality Wagner master cylinders that we market, and the visual differences between the "deep / early" and the "shallow / late" style:
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Instructor
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 173
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From: Warren MI
Smile guys!
Ok, ok - I forgot to mention something important: :confused:
Satisfaction Guaranteed – or your money back in full !
If you find that you are not completely satisfied with our product(s), please call us to obtain a return authorization. We would ask that you then ship our product(s) back to us within 120 days of the date of purchase, with a detailed explanation of why you have decided to return this product. Upon inspection of returned contents, to insure complete kit contents have been returned in relatively proper condition, a complete refund check will be issued and sent to you along with a statement of thanks for trying our systems.
I can't believe I completely forgot to mention that! :flag
Satisfaction Guaranteed – or your money back in full !
If you find that you are not completely satisfied with our product(s), please call us to obtain a return authorization. We would ask that you then ship our product(s) back to us within 120 days of the date of purchase, with a detailed explanation of why you have decided to return this product. Upon inspection of returned contents, to insure complete kit contents have been returned in relatively proper condition, a complete refund check will be issued and sent to you along with a statement of thanks for trying our systems.
I can't believe I completely forgot to mention that! :flag
Safety Car
Joined: Aug 2000
Posts: 3,711
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From: San Antonio TX
Re: Smile guys! (mpro72vette)
Just ordered Mine!! :D :cheers: All I can say is Paul is a top notch Guy, excellent to deal with! Thanks Paul! :cheers:
