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Installing CPP Power Disc Brakes On A ’66 Chevy II

A Clean Brake As Seen in the May 2022 Issue of All Chevy Performance Magazine BY TOMMY LEE BYRD, PHOTOGRAPHY BY THE AUTHOR Braking systems changed a lot during the ’60s. It was common to see drum brakes and single-pot master cylinders well into the muscle car era, but dual master cylinders were made mandatory by 1967. It can be argued that these early systems were adequate for the...
Step-by-step guide for power steering hose installation
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Installing CPP’s Brake Booster Kit for 1962-1967 Nova

https://youtu.be/ctWtvnDpBbU At this point, you probably know that to stop with confidence in your classic Chevy II/Nova, you really need power disc brakes. What you might not know is what combination of parts are needed to make that happen. With CPP’s Brake Booster Kit and pre-bent brake lines, there’s no guesswork involved when upgrading to power brakes. Plus, everything bolts right in!...
Braking assist system installation on a classic Chevelle.
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Discs and Assist: Improving the Stopping Performance of Your Chevelle

Classic Performance Products (CPP) offers a number of full disc brake conversions running the gamut from cruisers with steel wheels to Pro Touring big-brake systems. For our Chevelle, we opted for a budget-friendly system that would fit behind our 15-inch rally wheels and improve our braking capabilities. As seen in the April 2021 Issue of All Chevy Performance magazine! Text and Photos ...
Dual solution Brake Booster Kit by CPP for easy installation.
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Double Up: A CPP Brake Booster Kit Solves Two Problems with One Easy Install

As seen in the July/August 2020 Issue of Modern Rodding magazine! Text and photos by Tommy Lee Byrd For decades we trusted single-reservoir master cylinders on our daily drivers and our street rods, but the thought of evacuating all of your brake fluid due to an aging or faulty wheel cylinder, brake hose, or brake line issue is frightening. Our 1964 Chevelle was built toward the end ...