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Old 08-21-2014, 05:49 PM
KoolKat57 KoolKat57 is offline
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Originally Posted by buds56 View Post
I put the Scarebird kit on my 56 and it worked well,
bearings, spacers, bracket all were perfect.
I used a manual master cylinder for a 73 chevy truck 1/2 ton, 2 residual valves and an adj. proportioning valve on the line to the rear brakes.
I made a bracket to mount the cylinder in the stock location.
I'm not scared to drive the car in traffic now, stops well.
Bud
I have the same kit for my '57 but have been hesitant to install it due to the master cylinder. Since my car is a stick shift on the column there is precious little space in the area of the master cylinder.
Do you have any pictures of your installation that you could share with us?

Thanks KK

 


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