- What is this product?
- It is an electric high-power brake master / brake assist kit for compatible 1967–1970 Ford Mustang applications.
- What years does it fit?
- It is intended for 1967, 1968, 1969, and 1970 Ford Mustang models, subject to the correct firewall, pedal, and brake configuration.
- What does “Electric High Power Master” mean?
- It refers to a brake master and assist system that uses electric power rather than relying only on engine vacuum.
- Is this a vacuum booster?
- No. The system uses electric assist.
- Why use electric brake assist?
- It can provide more consistent assist on engines that produce low or unstable manifold vacuum.
- Can it work on a stock engine?
- Yes, if the system is correctly matched and installed.
- Does the engine need manifold vacuum for this system to work?
- The electric assist system is designed to reduce or eliminate dependence on engine vacuum.
- Is this a complete brake conversion kit?
- It is focused on the master-cylinder and electric-assist portion of the system. Exact contents should be verified.
- Does it include a master cylinder?
- It typically does, but verify the exact package contents.
- Is the system for manual brakes or power brakes?
- It can be used as a power-assist upgrade, but the starting pedal and firewall configuration should be verified.
- Can it convert a manual-brake Mustang to power assist?
- Yes, if the kit is designed for that application and the correct pedal geometry is used.
- Can it replace a vacuum booster?
- Yes, in compatible applications.
- Can it replace a hydroboost system?
- Potentially, but the hydraulic and pedal configuration must be checked.
- Why does pedal ratio matter?
- It affects pedal leverage, travel, and the force applied to the master cylinder.
- Can it work with 4-wheel drum brakes?
- Possibly, but the system configuration and hydraulic requirements should be verified.
- Can it work with aftermarket big brake kits?
- Yes, if master-cylinder bore and hydraulic volume are appropriate.
- Can it work with Wilwood brakes?
- Possibly, if properly matched.
- Can it work with Baer or other aftermarket brake kits?
- Possibly, depending on the hydraulic requirements.
- What should I verify before ordering?
- Confirm the 1967–1970 Ford Mustang model year, firewall and pedal configuration, manual or power brake starting point, transmission and clutch linkage, pedal ratio, master-cylinder bore, front and rear brake configuration, proportioning requirements, available engine-bay clearance, electrical-system capacity, brake-line fittings, and exact kit contents before purchase.