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#1197677 12/31/2016 2:56 PM
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hey gang. my 61 apache 235, 3 on the tree. putting in sbc v8 and sagina 4speed(car 4 speed) I have a v8 bell housing with pass side clutch, I want to run disk brakes up front. if I go with new master cylinder for the disk, what happens to the clutch resivior? what have you guys dun? I don't wana do the zbar thing if I can help it.


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Use a clutch master cylinder for a mid-1960's Dodge pickup. You'll probably have to offset the clutch M/C mounting and modify the pedal linkage if you use a vacuum booster for the disc brakes.
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