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I rang CPP regarding their brake master cylinder\servo\pedal kit for the 49 F1 but got nowhere fast, i dont understand as they sell them !!
It appears the outlet size at the master cylinder is 1\2" and i need to be able to reduce that[to 3\8" male fitting ?] so i can use 3\16 brake pipe. Is there an all in one reducer that i can buy from somewhere?
It appears the outlet size at the master cylinder is 1\2" and i need to be able to reduce that[to 3\8" male fitting ?] so i can use 3\16 brake pipe. Is there an all in one reducer that i can buy from somewhere?
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You need to have a master cylinder outlet bolt: 91A-2077
Ford Pickup Truck Master Cylinder Outlet Fitting Bolt - With Squirt Hole - F1, F100, F2, F250, F3 & F350 - MAC's Antique Auto Parts
These Washers:
91A-2152
Ford Pickup Truck Brake Line Copper Washer - .500" ID - At Front Of Brass Block On Master Cylinder - MAC's Antique Auto Parts
91A-2151
Ford Pickup Truck Brake Line Copper Washer - 7/16" ID - At Master Cylinder - MAC's Antique Auto Parts
And this outlet manifold:
8C-2076
Ford Pickup Truck Master Cylinder Outlet Fitting - F1 & F100 - MAC's Antique Auto Parts
The manifold feeds the two front wheel lines, and the one line that runs to the rear.
The above presumes a stock setup.
Ford Pickup Truck Master Cylinder Outlet Fitting Bolt - With Squirt Hole - F1, F100, F2, F250, F3 & F350 - MAC's Antique Auto Parts
These Washers:
91A-2152
Ford Pickup Truck Brake Line Copper Washer - .500" ID - At Front Of Brass Block On Master Cylinder - MAC's Antique Auto Parts
91A-2151
Ford Pickup Truck Brake Line Copper Washer - 7/16" ID - At Master Cylinder - MAC's Antique Auto Parts
And this outlet manifold:
8C-2076
Ford Pickup Truck Master Cylinder Outlet Fitting - F1 & F100 - MAC's Antique Auto Parts
The manifold feeds the two front wheel lines, and the one line that runs to the rear.
The above presumes a stock setup.
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Thank you very much indeed, thats much appreciated.
Btw i'm sure this is a GM master cylinder i take it those fittings are the same thread etc?
Also as you look at the master cylinder under the hood, the 2 right hand side outlets are used for the rear brake compensator leaving 2 outlets for the fron brakes.
Which do i use for the fronts?
I assume that 3 way fitting is used to tee off the front left and right side?
And would you happen to know what size the male fitting is going into flexible brake pipe?
One last thing the brake kit with chevy calipers came without the banjo bolts to attach said hoses, does the same place also do those?
Btw i'm sure this is a GM master cylinder i take it those fittings are the same thread etc?
Also as you look at the master cylinder under the hood, the 2 right hand side outlets are used for the rear brake compensator leaving 2 outlets for the fron brakes.
Which do i use for the fronts?
I assume that 3 way fitting is used to tee off the front left and right side?
And would you happen to know what size the male fitting is going into flexible brake pipe?
One last thing the brake kit with chevy calipers came without the banjo bolts to attach said hoses, does the same place also do those?
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You setup seems to be a modification. The stock system uses a master cylinder that is mounted under the drivers seat and uses drum, not disc brakes. As such, my advise above my not be applicable. Fortunately for you, there are others on this forum who may have used the firewall mounted conversion you are speaking of and can chime in.
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Yes, as it had a manual gearbox [its now auto] it has the brake and accelerator pedals on the right of the steering column and he's just not comfortbale with it, this is what we are using:
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