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has anyone converted the old 68 C60 single style master cylinder brake system over to dual ?

what master cylinder and distribution block would you use ?

4 wheel drums

i was thinkign to use 67-70 C-30 m/c and distrib bloc, but would that m/c have a big enough piston in it ?


it would work wouldnt it ?

thanks for anything!


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Hy Fast 68, I would look for a later dual master and valving from a similar size truck, I wouldn't try using any thing from a smaller truck for capacity reasons.

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hi 3B, thanks

well i was thinking the same, but the firewall and pedals assembly isnt the same in 73-up

thats alot of modification

hmmm

the reason why i am asking this is because the m/c on the C-60 is dying and so i have to get a new one anyways, if such one can be found,

i figured the m/c for the '67-70 30 series with the big optional 11k lb 10 bolt axle would be pretty darn good, larger than 1-1/8" bore i know


thanks for any further


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You will have to use 2 hydravacs also.


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