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My best guess would be after your brakes don’t work well you’ll hear”you need a dual- diaphragm booster”, then you’ll hear “ you need a 1.125” master.”
looking for an 8 3/4 sure grip that will fit a 62-64 B body with stock configured suspension prefer 742 case will travel 5 hours from Omaha NE want to touch and feel and pay cash no scams
After my cars sit a spell, I usually crank engine over a few times before ever setting the carb choke or touching the throttle. Watch your oil pressure guage until you get pressure. Then hit your throttle and set the choke.
I used my drum power brake booster with a SSBC front disc brake kit 25 years ago and it sucked, took more effort than before and didn't stop very well. I can't remember the master cylinder bore though. If you're keeping the booster, probably best to use a smaller diameter MC. But if I were you...
I've looked at it several times. I'm not opposed to clones in the marketplace, but not really interested in a 318 clone. I still want a big block B Body. I appreciate you sharing the car ad.