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on the Internet for over 30 years! and not clogged down with Ads! Again, thanks! | | | | Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 161 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 161 | New to the site but did an extensive search and came up with nothing. I have a little different scenario that i am trying to find some information on. I checked with the ford dealership and their computer only shows a diagram of the master cylinder and one of their techs couldn't answer the questions either. So here goes.
I have an old 46 chevy truck project that we are doing custom with a ford 302/c4/8" ford rearend. I have tried one brake setup using the booster from a 91 Tbird and the original m/c from the 69 Montego donor car...no good. So since I have disc brakes in front from the front IFS upgrade and the rear drums from the ford 8" rear I decided that a mid 80's mustang setup should work nicely. I purchased the m/c and booster and portioning valve from a guy that just pulled it off a dead mustang he just pulled off the road in January. The problem is that this m/c is a 3 fitting one and not a 2 fitting one. The portioning valve is only a 2 fitting portioning valve in and out. I have looked through some service manuals and they only give the diagram of the m/c and show the portioning valve below it. and connecting to the two side fittings on the m/c. No mention is made to where the bottom brake line goes from the m/c and also where the lines from the portioning valve go.
So PLEASE....if anyone can tell me where these lines go and how they correctly hook up to the front disc and rear drum brakes I will be extremely grateful.
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Charlie
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