Master cylinder

[Black 69 Dart]

For you guys that have gone to 4 wheel disc brakes what master cyl are you using.

Trevor

 

[Riddler]

Booster? No Booster, Hydroboost?

I'm doing Hydroboost so I have a 7/8" Master.

Riddler

 

[SRT_DSTRHOLC]

For manual brakes, I believe most are using the mopar aluminum cylinder from Dr. Diff

 

[Black 69 Dart]

It is man brakes. Wilwood on front and ford racing single piston on the rear.

 

[Riddler]

Hmm to be honest this question might be best directed to wilwood. If your just looking for an opinion I'm thinking a 1" or 1 1/8" bore.

Riddler

 

[Keith Mopar]

I'm running a 15/16 bore master with manual brakes, this is with wilwoods all round. the larger the bore with manual brakes you are going to have legs of iron man to push the pedal down. The smaller bore you will have more pedal movement but less pedal pressure.

 

[Black 69 Dart]

Talked to dr.diff and they suggested the 1 1/32 bore master cyl with the brakes I have.

 

[Keith Mopar]

Talked to dr.diff and they suggested the 1 1/32 bore master cyl with the brakes I have.

Is that with power brakes or manual brakes or did it make a difference to them?
Let us now how the pedal pressure is when you have it installed.

 

[rlevs]

well i would use one ton truck master with the hydro boost on our jeeps when we built them but we were running 35 to 44 inch tires

 

[famous bob]

well i would use one ton truck master with the hydro boost on our jeeps when we built them but we were running 35 to 44 inch tires

1986 chrysler , alum, 2 bolt master cyl. you`ll have to make or buy a 4 bolt to 2 bolt adapter plate.:coffee2:

 

[SRT_DSTRHOLC]

1986 chrysler , alum, 2 bolt master cyl. you`ll have to make or buy a 4 bolt to 2 bolt adapter plate.:coffee2:

Exact same as the aftermarket one they sell?