Manual Brakes.
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I agree! I would not recommend doing that! I have a 1950 desoto. Manual brakes and its the hardest thing to stop at 40mph. I cant imagine if it was faster. The weight you will loose is probably 2lbs. Its not worth safty. If your making it a dragster you probably will get up to 80mph at the 1/4mile. Now stoping at the speed in a hurry will be scary if you dont have power assisted. If you want to loose weight then take out the interior, carpet ac blower system , inner fender wells, spare tire, tailgate, all of that.
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If you are talking about just removing the booster and keeping the disk brake master cylinder and rotors. Then you will not have a problem on some cars stopping, but you will have to stand on the peddle. But you could get the same weight transfer if you slide the seat all the way back . There is just not any weight advantage to manual brakes .Put the battery in the back and put in the smaller tank.