Wheel cylinder part #

lagunacat Posted 2015-03-09 5:14 AM (#2564) Subject: Wheel cylinder part # Contributor Location: Prescott, AZ Can anyone provide me with wheel cylinder part # for front and rear brakes? Napa or Raybestos. Also rebuild kit if available as I might choose that option depending on expense. Using DOT5. 8 wheel cylinders! andy1canada Posted 2015-03-09 9:49 AM (#2565 - in reply to #2564) Subject: Re: Wheel cylinder part # Elite Veteran Location: Victoria, BC. Canada Howdy, There's quite a few places out there to get this stuff. Again, any of us doing brake-work on these old beasts owe a debt of gratitude to the likes of Randy Bradshaw, Lou & El-Presidente' Billy for all the great work and knowledge they've shared. H-vacs are getting tougher to get though; my research tells me Cardone (#518000) are the only guys making them and O'Rielys (Brakebest #2508827) I think are also Cardone units with different numbers. Don't believe rebuild kits are available for the H-vacs any more. Lou could prove me wrong here. The H-vacs are $135.00 - $143.00 @ O'Rielys plus shipping to the store nearest you. Wheel Cylinder Kit: Raybestos WK-195 or Napa #195 Wheel Cylinders: Raybestos WC-28851 or O'Rielys Brakebest WC37151 Cheapest I've seen them: http://www.amazon.com/Raybestos-WC28851-Professional-Grade-Cylinder... Good luck! Terry #846 lagunacat Posted 2015-03-09 12:10 PM (#2566 - in reply to #2564) Subject: Re: Wheel cylinder part # Contributor Location: Prescott, AZ Hi Terry, I think I will opt for the new units as they are not that pricey. I think my boosters are fine. Jury is still out on the MC. Thanks for your quick and courteous response! Vincente