Wilwood Master Cylinder

[texastrendz]

1968 chevy truck 2wd. Dropmember equipped with four factory disc up front with capt. disc conversion with d52 calipers rear. Motor is genIII 5.3. Want a recomendation on the booster since some of you guys are running these. Non power if possible, wanted to know how the pedal feels in this application. Thanks Daniel. Also where to get it at . Power is an option, just wanted a cleaner look.

[Hart_Rod]

I've got a CPP all in one master cylinder on my 68 SWB (along with their front and rear big brake kit, 13"/12"). It stops great, the pedal just requires a little more force than power bakes would...
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[texastrendz]

Better to contact wilwood direct?

[Scottshotrods]

If you are looking for a Wilwood master we can help you out.If you want to run a manual master only with 4 wheel disc brakes.You want to run a 1 inch bore with a wilwood prop valve.How does it work and feel.Works great.

If you would like to place a order you can call us at the shop at (805)485-0382


Justin

[texastrendz]

Originally Posted by Scottshotrods

If you are looking for a Wilwood master we can help you out.If you want to run a manual master only with 4 wheel disc brakes.You want to run a 1 inch bore with a wilwood prop valve.How does it work and feel.Works great.

If you would like to place a order you can call us at the shop at (805)485-0382


Justin

Can you give me a price on these items? I am running 3/16 line with d52 calipers on all four corners. Stock calipers.

[Scottshotrods]

Price on the Wilwood master 1 inch bore $190.00 and wilwood adjustable prop $42.00

Justin

[1lo67]

Originally Posted by Scottshotrods

Price on the Wilwood master 1 inch bore $190.00 and wilwood adjustable prop $42.00

Justin

Is that price still good or close to that? In Black.
will i need a res valve for the rear with 4 wheel disc?