Dorman master cylinder for manual disc/drum brakes?

[adamtheoret]

I'm looking to find a master cylinder to fit my 65 valiant. Putting discs on the front and keeping the drums out back. I want to use manual brakes and was wondering what's a direct fit for a master cylinder? I have all the disc stuff from a 79 volare. Any suggestions? Thanks

 

[MadScientistMat]

The Volare master cylinder will fit if you use an adapter. Otherwise you may use a '67-'76 A-body manual disc master cylinder.

 

[Dana67Dart]

67-72 A body will bolt on but you will need a brake warning distribution block AND a separate proportioning valve.

73-76 A body will bolt on but you will need a brake warning distribution block / proportioning valve combo valve.

Each will need lines some might be able to be adapted from stock others might be able to be adapted from chosen year new replacement lines

 

[Professor Fate]

To recap and elaborate on the same answers you got in your previous threads:
1973-76 A body master cylinder, manual disc brake; although many people prefer the 15/16 bore master over the factory 1 1/32 bore. Your call.
Use the distribution/proportioning valve from the Volare.
Use the lines from the Volare and Valiant or bend your own, following the factory F body routing scheme from the master to the prop/dist. valve.
You will need '73-76 A body disc brake upper control arms, or aftermarket tubular adjustable UCAs with the large ball joint in order to mount the F body disc spindles/knuckles. Use your Valiant lower control arms.
If you're running a factory front sway bar, the spindles/calipers will need to be swapped left to right, so the calipers mount to the rear. Mounting them to the front will cause interference with the sway bar. Use F body hoses, A body hoses will be too short.

 

[slantsixdan]

I'm looking to find a master cylinder to fit my 65 valiant. Putting discs on the front and keeping the drums out back. I want to use manual brakes and was wondering what's a direct fit for a master cylinder?

Do like this. Dorman's stuff is an OK gamble for things where your life doesn't depend on it. Brake master cylinders are not in that category.