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72BlckButy 04-04-2013 07:09 PM

'69 Manual Master Cylinder (Disc/Drum) Bore Size
 
What would the correct bore size be for a 1969 pickup with a manual disc/drum setup?

Also, what master cylinder would you recommend for this setup? The individual is looking to cleanup under the good and would like a proportioning valve mounted up under the master cylinder.

72BlckButy 04-04-2013 07:40 PM

Re: '69 Manual Master Cylinder (Disc/Drum) Bore Size
 
I believe it's 1" bore iirc.
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lolife99 04-04-2013 09:41 PM

Re: '69 Manual Master Cylinder (Disc/Drum) Bore Size
 
1" is what I would use.
Aluminum only!

ulakovic22 04-04-2013 11:16 PM

Re: '69 Manual Master Cylinder (Disc/Drum) Bore Size
 
Based on what I have researched, these trucks only came with 1 1/8 bore for manual and power disk/drum. Most people, myself included use a Corvette master, which is a 1" bore. POL has an aluminum Corvette MC and the prop valve can be mounted under the MC or to the side like factory.
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72BlckButy 04-05-2013 05:24 AM

Re: '69 Manual Master Cylinder (Disc/Drum) Bore Size
 
Thanks for the info.

He just located the CPP version with the built in proportioning valve. So we'll see where we end up. :)
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