I’ve searched and read that a 2000 S10 and a F250 MC may work. Any other suggestions? I’m looking for a sealed plastic tank MC that I can bleed with my power bleeder. My 65 Mustang is power brakes with disc / disc and uses an early 2000’s MC from a Mustang. Was recommended by the Mustang Steve’s website many years ago and it works well. Not sure if it will work with my EB. What are you folks running?
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Modern Ford master cylinder for 76 stock disc / drum.
- Thread starter Ks65stang
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Are you running the factory power booster, hydroboost, or manual? This will factor in considering master cylinder push rod depth, as well as bolt spacing.
That eliminates anything GM to my knowledge, bolt spacing is different. Somebody with more knowledge than I have will chime in. Most of my research has been for hydroboost.
I was able to extend the stock MC pushrod and restore a firm pedal feel today. I’m happy but if anyone still has any suggestions for a sealed MC reservoir, please let me know. The original does leak on the fender due to the angle / design.
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