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Hey all,
I recently purchased a 66 and I have been working on the brakes, I have PB with drums on all 4 corners. but when I went to purchase a new master brake cylinder no one seems to have the style that is on my car, every one wants to sell me the ole jelly jar style.
I will attached photos of mine, please help .... anyone.
I thought you could only have power brakes with front discs? Anyway, try searching for a dual bowl master cylinder, they're out there, I got a new one for my car form a mustang parts place down the street.
Yes, that Booster is a Aftermarket, non stock item.
Replacing the Master might be a bit challenging, as all stock configurations are not going to function correctly.
This kinda rubs on the Reason to keep this things stock, not deviate from original "Because it is Cheaper"---It will bite you in the B-Hind in the end.
The Other Booster, Master in the Pictures in also a Force fit Booster/master, and those folks might have a same situation perculating.
NO, Zero 65 66 Mustangs were Power Disc Brakes, NONE.
All were Manual, No Booster Disc Brakes, All were 4 Pistons Per Caliper---Not the Single Piston Brakes Folks are Elating as FACTORY BRAKES.
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66 brake master cylinder
thanks everybody
