RE: [Chrysler300] Dual Outlet Master Cylinder

[Bill Huff <czbill@xxxxxxxxxx>]

That is pretty amazing.  What sort of material did you use to seal 
the reservoir?  It must be impervious to the brake fluid?  I guess 
you could do the same thing with a regular 4 mounting hole Mopar and 
avoid using the adapter?  How is the fit under the brake booster with 
the cap on?

Bill Huff


At 9/22/200801:37 PM, George McKovich wrote:

>Although my AAJ disc brakes (front and rear) stopped the car very well, I
>was getting tired of the low pedal on my 57 300C coupe, so I used a 1986
>Corvette Disc Brake master cylinder. It had to be modified to fit next to
>the hemi valve covers but works extremely well. I have posted some pictures
>at the location:
>
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>The master cylinder had the "bale" type latches on it, so I took them off
>and drilled a screw hole into the center of the MC to hold the top on. I
>worked out well with no leaking. Now I have tons of pedal and feel a lot
>more at ease in traffic.
>
>George
>
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>Subject: Re: [Chrysler300] Dual Outlet Master Cylinder
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>I've got a mid 1980's dual reservoir master.. the large one with the black
>plastic reservoir in my ram 300K. It looks huge but it clears the rams. It
>works
>better than the small late 60's A-body cast iron reservoir than I had in
>there... it's the one recommended by Dan. I think I had trouble with that
>one due
>to my 4 wheel discs compared to Dan's disc/drum combo. If you're only going
>with front discs I'd stay with the cast iron A-body unit since it looks like
>it
>belongs there. That particular unit holds twice the fluid as the single
>reservoir unit
>
>Mike Laiserin
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