What masters cylinder to use for 73 dart disc brakes and 8.8 ford rear end disc brakes

[dodgedart340.]

Putting disc on my 70 dart it was originally all drum what master cylinder would be good keeping it manual.

 

[junkyardhero]

this would be my play:

Mopar Aluminum Master Cylinder Kit

Package includes new, aluminum master cylinder with large rectangular reservoir, billet aluminum 4 hole or 4 stud adapter and push rod retaining ring.

www.doctordiff.com

 

[rva]

pick up a master for a 74 duster with manual disk brakes that's the one you want.

 

[AJ/FormS]

15/16 for manual brakes, and you will need a proportioning valve. Your dash should have a "brake-warning lamp." if it does, then use the Combination valve from any disc-brake A-body.
If you have 9" drums on the rear, I humbly recommend an upgrade to 10 inchers with the appropriate proportioning..

 

[junkyardhero]

If you have 9" drums on the rear, I humbly recommend an upgrade to 10 inchers with the appropriate proportioning..

maybe go back and re-read the supplied information.

 

[LO23M8B]

Why not use the correct Ford M.C.

 

[dodgedart340.]

15/16th correct?

this would be my play:

http://[URL]https://www.doctordiff.com/aluminum-master-cylinder-kit.html

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[junkyardhero]

that's what i just installed and what i generally run on most of my manual brake cars

 

[AJ/FormS]

maybe go back and re-read the supplied information.

Thanks pal

 

[dodgedart340.]

that's what i just installed and what i generally run on most of my manual brake cars

Alright thanks

 

[LO23M8B]

I purchased a set of 4 wheel discs from Aerospace Components for my car and they sold me a Mopar M. Cly. set up for the 4 wheel discs. You could give them a try.

 

[dodgedart340.]

I purchased a set of 4 wheel discs from Aerospace Components for my car and they sold me a Mopar M. Cly. set up for the 4 wheel discs. You could give them a try.

I might I'll have to look around