Well I bought this one. From Autozone. However I am having a problem with my conversion. I can not get the brakes to lock up at all. They do work very well, and I bought Ceramic pads and was told it will take a few hundred miles for them to get "run in". Well I've waited...and I have to still STAND on my brakes to make the car stop. It was suposed to be a bore of 0.937" (15/16") but I think it may be a bit bigger....1 1/32" and yes it would make a very large difference in stoping power. If it was power brakes it wouldn't be a big deal....but it is a big deal with manual brakes. I could have gotten the wrong part, or they could have made a misteke and givin me the larger size when they shouldn't have. But even though I can't get the brakes to lock up...it is so MUCH better.I will give you an update as soon as I figure it out.Fenco Reman/Master Cylinder (Brake System)
For your 1976 Dodge Dart 5.2L 2BL 8cyl
Price:$18.99
$5.00
Total:$23.99
- 100% tested to O.E.M. specification
- Application specific bleeder kit included
- Exclusive rustproof coating
- OE grade seals & o-rings (SAE J-1603 specs.)
Part Number: M1707 Weight: 6.0 lbs Warranty: Limited Lifetime Component Hardware Included: Yes Performance Item: OEM Standard Part Master Cylinder Bore Size (In): 0.937 Master Cylinder Color / Finish: Metallic Master Cylinder Material: Cast Iron Master Cylinder Port Diameter: Primary 0.5"-20 , Secondary 0.5625"-20 Master/Slave Cylinder Type: Push Package Contents: Clip, Brake Master Cylinder, Bleeder Kit, Bulletin On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 1:44 PM, MO <micher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Eric How did that combination work for you, does it stop good without
excessive pedal pressure? do you know the manufacturer and part
number? From what I have founfd there are a lot of M/C that would
bolt in. Seems that all the disc brake ones use at least an 1 -1/32 "
piston. ...........................MO
On Jul 17, 3:33 pm, Eric Sturgis <ericstur...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I put a 1976 Dodge Dart M/C for a car with Manual brakes, disk/drum. I have
> a 1962 Newport.
>
>
>> On Sun, Jul 17, 2011 at 12:44 PM, george smith <bt...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > I think mine is an E body 70 or 71 w/ manual brakes.
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> > George
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> > I have been attempting a search ( not good at that) for a M/C for my
> > 64 Dodge B body. Disc front conversion- drum rear. I understand that
> > it should be 1" bore max. It has manual brakes.
>
> > What will bolt in with the least amount of modifications?
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> > What have you used and your opinion of it?
>
> > Your input is appreciated............................MO
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