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By MoonShadow - 6 days ago
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I'm looking for a drum drum dual bowl master cylinder swap. I believe it uses a 60's Mustang unit but its been so long since I did the last one. Recommendation or part number please.
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By KULTULZ - 6 days ago
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Power assist or manual?
Is this the present engine?
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By MoonShadow - 6 days ago
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Non power. And that picture is when I had the McCullouch on it. I've gone to a 4-71 now.
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By 55blacktie - 6 days ago
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If you want to stop, you might need more than just a dual master & drum brakes.
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By Deyomatic - 6 days ago
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I would play around on a parts store website to find what you're looking for. Years ago I did a front disc conversion on a 1960 F100 and found that the bore size mattered a lot more than I thought it did...after trying several that were not the recommended size. The pedal was forever spongy. Maybe measure what you have now and find a Mustang unit that's Drum/Drum.
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By paul2748 - 6 days ago
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Definitely get a master designed for a drum/drum because they usually have an residual pressure valve built in. Disc/drum masters usually do have have it. Otherwise, , you will have to add two (one for the front, one for the back)
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By MoonShadow - 6 days ago
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I have a disc drum now due to a planned disc front conversion that never happened. So the front drums don't work so well. The car stops well enough but on the strip I end up at the last turnout. I only go racing about once a year now so I just want to get the drums working correctly. I'm pretty sure its a 64/65 Mustang master. Just curious if anyone had the part numbers. I can get one at the local parts store and then I'll know for sure.
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By KULTULZ - Last Week
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... damn ...
Beautiful assembly detail!
I believe what you want is here - https://www.dennis-carpenter.com/en/cars/brakes/master-cylinder/c9az-2140-d-master-cyl-assy-manual-drumb
It has the RPV's front and rear and is a 1" bore as the 55/56.
Ask if it is imported or not. The adv does not make that clear.
If imported, this may save you money - https://www.raybestos.com/brake-master-cylinder-mc36222.html
RAYBESTOS has a good quality history and about the only way I know to get USA is finding a take-off and going through it including sleeving the bore.
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