3/4" master cylinder?

My experience is that a 15/16 master cylinder will do the job for your disc & drums. I personally found that rear proportioning valves are a waste of money. Thoroughly check for blockages in your front brake lines. I highly recommend the #3 stainless steel flex lines. FYI - Wilwood recommends no more than 1200 psi at their front calipers. I discovered that you can't always rely on the rear reservoir on your master cylinder to operate your front brakes. One way of checking is to put a plug in one of the ports and leave the line connected to the other, hit the brakes and see what moves...brake shoes or calipers?
All the lines are new and bleed fine.. no blockage that i have been able to find.. And i did block the passenger port when playing with the drivers.. everything move ok, just low pressure. I'm gonna wait til i get the pedal back in and setup and go from there...

Which all depends on finding someone to hold the bolts in the engine bay.. grr.. last time i had the column out when i did it and reached through the hole :)