Napa vs. Oem brake booster (1 Viewer)

[cook]

I'm looking at the NAPA for around $320 and the OEM for $450. I know some of you have had good luck with the NAPA brake booster, but the price difference was $260 verses $420. Now that it's catching up in price, would you still go with NAPA over OEM?
Thanks.

 

[AdventureBuddies]

The NAPA one is remanufactured by A1 Cardone. You can get it the cheapest at RockAuto.com. Just installed one and it works great.

 

[ToothDr]

I'm a big fan of OEM parts for these trucks, especially with the MUD discount.

When it comes to my brakes I would only go with OEM. They fit right the first time and last over the long term. And quality/fit and finish is tops.

Was the 450 the Mud price through C-Dan???

 

[cook]

Yep! $420-$450. The copper state cruisers have recently set up a deal with Camelback Toyota to get similar deals as CDan. Not the knowledge of CDan, just the price! Also, we get same day or next day delivery.

 

[96r50]

Old thread, but seemed appropriate for my question. I removed my master cylinder a few weeks ago and saw this writing on my brake booster:

Bendix License
MASTER VAC
JKC

It also has a red/silver label on top with numbers on it (visible in this photo)

Is this OEM or aftermarket?

 

[cruiserdan]

OEM..

 

[96r50]

Thank you sir!