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KyleSeal 07-20-2016 10:10 PM

Disc Brake Conversion: Master Cylinder Question
 
Planning on putting a set of CPP 2.5" drop spindle disc brakes on my '70 C10 soon, and I know I need a Proportioning Valve, but as far as the MC I've hit a wall.

I cannot seem to find a manual brake disc/drum (keeping rear drum) master cylinder. I see there's one on CPP for a 71-72, will this one fit my C10? I'd imagine so, but there's a lot of things I assumed on this truck and came up wrong.

Also, how do I remove the parking brake line from the rear drum backing plate? Mines frozen and needs to be replaced.

KyleSeal 07-20-2016 10:14 PM

Re: Disc Brake Conversion: Master Cylinder Question
 
Also - are there any vendors who may be able to get me a good deal on the disc kit? The one I've currently got my eye on is 599.00 and looking to save wherever.

Z10 07-20-2016 10:17 PM

Re: Disc Brake Conversion: Master Cylinder Question
 
I was using an 81 corvette master on mine, worked fine. I will tell you I had nothing but problems with CPP's master cylinder and boosters. After 2 masters and 3 boosters I gave up. I am now using a Wildwood set up and love it.

Search CPP in this forum and you will find many issues with products and customer service. (Now I can sleep tonight by sharing) lol

:gmc2:

KyleSeal 07-20-2016 10:23 PM

Re: Disc Brake Conversion: Master Cylinder Question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Z10 (Post 7659815)
I was using an 81 corvette master on mine, worked fine. I will tell you I had nothing but problems with CPP's master cylinder and boosters. After 2 masters and 3 boosters I gave up. I am now using a Wildwood set up and love it.

Search CPP in this forum and you will find many issues with products and customer service. (Now I can sleep tonight by sharing) lol

:gmc2:

Thats too bad. Any good inexpensive disc swap kits? I mainly liked this kit because it accepts stock ball joint and TRE and is rather inexpensive.

Dustmaker65 07-20-2016 10:47 PM

Re: Disc Brake Conversion: Master Cylinder Question
 
Call Stan at ECE... he will set you up with what you need and very reasonable!

Z10 07-21-2016 09:02 PM

Re: Disc Brake Conversion: Master Cylinder Question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KyleSeal (Post 7659835)
Thats too bad. Any good inexpensive disc swap kits? I mainly liked this kit because it accepts stock ball joint and TRE and is rather inexpensive.

Check with Travis at Pro Performance. He's a vendor on this site.


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