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Old 05-22-2005, 08:24 PM   #1
87 Shortwide
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What master cylinder for manual brakes?

I am thinking along the lines of converting my 87 over to manual brakes, instead of power. I am still running drums in the back, so what master cylinder should I go with?

My reasoning for this swap is pretty simple really. I want to simplify more of the firewall, and getting rid of the booster will help this alot. Also, I would like to do away with the stock proportioning valve so that I can run an aftermarket adjustable proportioning valve and incorporate my Line Lock system in a more simple, and cleaner fashion.
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