Power disk brakes 1966 Charger

[Rangepony]

The previous owner on my 66 Charger (383, 4 spd) installed a front disk brake conversion. He used a dual bowl master (looks GM) but no booster. I would like to install a booster.....any suggestion on a good kit to buy that had all the necessary "stuff"....?

 

[PurpleBeeper]

Maybe post pictures of the master cylinder?

 

[Dave6T4]

First, toss the GM master cylinder. The proper looking Bendix dual diaphragm power booster is being reproduced, and be purchased through most Mopar reproduction parts outlets ( Year One, Classic Industries, etc. ). Pick up a 1967 Charger disc brake ( different than drum brake ) master cylinder at your favourite parts jobber ( O'Reilly, Car Quest, etc. ). You might need a set of '67 disc brake lines from Inline Tube, as well.
On another topic, here is a little trick for your Walmart battery to dress it up. Look up Weskcar website. Cap and decal kit for $25.00; takes 15 minutes.

 

[Rangepony]

Maybe post pictures of the master cylinder?

 

[RemCharger]

Looks like a chrysler disc brake cylinder might be able to slide a bendix in there like Dave said

 

[Dave6T4]

Yeah, a '67-up Chrysler master cylinder. Not GM.