RE: dual master cylinder for 64 B body.... where to get?....tips & hints

[SB <polecat2@xxxxxxxx>]

I should also add that if going for a newer master cylinder, select one 
from a rear wheel drive car or truck.



SB wrote:
> 
> Most any master cylinder from the late 1960's to the mid 1970's will 
> bolt on, just make sure it is for a DISC BRAKE car.
> 
> In the late 1970's or thereabouts they went with an aluminum/plastic 
> master cylinder.  Any of these will work, as long as you buy an adapter 
> from a vendor such as AR Engineering.  These masters use a two bolt 
> mount, and they adapter fixes this AND positions the newer master so 
> that you don't need to change or adjust your current brake rod.
> 
> The newer masters don't look right, but I love 'em.  You can see your 
> fluid level, and the spin on caps are a treat.
> 
> Finally, if you are going to use manual disc brakes, get a master for 
> MANUAL disc brakes.  Otherwise, the pedal pressure might be very stiff.


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