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Work? Possibly. Get you the pedal travel and feel you want, probably not. After quite a bit of reading and experimentation, I believe it comes down to having an apples to apples comparison to determine. If not, a bit of experimentation is on the horizon .

Look here- http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=279568 Besides a really nice piece at a great price, you can buy from a fellow member. Also, I believe in the thread there is a response to your same question regarding the push rod. I believe the answer was yes it will still...

I was going to say that the M/C bore might be too large or small, but I would expect the long travel in the pedal to also be soft. So, I don't know.

Same size M/C as before?

Some guys were asking about this here: http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=279568 The response was yes. Also, the smaller Wilwood masters, 7/8" and 15/16", come with pushrods. The larger 1" and 1 1/8" ones don't. I believe this is because they expect those larger ones will...

I'm not extremely well versed in appropriate rotor thickness for street vs. strip use. The ones he is looking at and the ones I plan to use are .81". What size do you like to see for the street?

I have the Wilwood setup for the front. I will be adding a similar kit to the one your talking about for the rear as soon as I can find an new/newer one second hand. If not, I plan on buying new for $658 here: Wilwood Rear Disc Brake Kit Mopar Dana Green Snap Ring Drilled 81 Rotor | eBay It's...

My understanding is that, if all the other components remain the same, switching from power to manual will require a smaller cylinder master to achieve a good pedal feel. 15/16" or 7/8" would be the sizes to look at.

Has anyone used this adapter from Doctor Diff for installing a dual reservoir aluminum Wilwood master cylinder? I emailed them and they said it depends on the diameter of the master cylinder where it passes through the adapter. They said their center bore in the adapter is 1.45". I put the...

What size bore on the master cylinder?