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Old 11-22-2019, 06:03 AM   #1
dennislbrooks
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Temporary Master Cylinder use - rear brakes

I am working on making a 59 GMC fleet mobile at the shop for moving it around and building it for future parts. My plans are disc for the front so I am not rebuilding the oem front brakes. I have replaced the Spicer 45 with a 12 bolt with new drum brakes.

I am putting a 75 vette style dual port master cylinder in it and only want to hook up the rear brakes.


Can I just plug the front port of the master cyclinder -- does it internal bypass or not allow function of the master cylinder at all?

Or will I have to use both ports to send to rear brakes?


This vehicle will not see 5 mph and not be on the public road with only rear brakes.

thanks
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