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Where can I find a newer style Master Cylinder, but I DONT want Power brakes. I want the manual brakes still.

I seem to have misplaced a catalog I thought had one, and now im burnt out from welding all day and I thought i'd ask for a hand from you guys.

PoPo- Jarrad

american classic truck parts and jim carters both have them. original and dual M/C's. maybe even local auto parts store can get you one?

do they bolt in like the orig or do i need a bracket?
Ok looked in Jim Carters catalog. Thats a stock replacement. Will it work well or should I be looking for a newer style?

I want to be able to stop since I will be having my child with me sometimes and would rather spend the $ now than explain to the wife why ..... well you know

ok found one on Amercian Classic and ordered it. the Dual MC setup conversion kit. thanks

popo,

here is a master cylinder and mounting bracket from cpp.
you can also search their entire site for a bunch of different options on brake installs.

http://www.classicperform.com/Store/1947_59_Trucks/4756MMK2.htm


but dont buy from performanceonline.com.
that is who i bought from, and their customer servive stinks.

leonard

got the kit from American Classic. Well I went to install the brake lines and bench bleed. I came to notice the front fitting (note it did not come with any fittings) the fitting female hole was FREAKIN huge. I went to FLAPS and they did not have any fittings that changed from such a large fitting back to 1/4" line fitting.
Any suggestions and I am not using the proportioning valve that is an option with this kit.

popo, here is the company i ordered some fittings for on my 57.
FLAPS dont have much of a supply.
this place has the all.

http://store.fedhillusa.com/americannuts1-4.aspx

hope this helps.

leonard