[FC] Dual Circuit Master Cylinder Disaster
Steve Turner
corvanatics@corvair.org
Sat Feb 21 22:14:02 2004
Hello; Being a newbie and am going to ask a question that in all likilhood
has been answered several times before and so I apologize in advance! I am
looking to replace my single with double master cylinder set ups on both the
66 convert and 61 Rampside. From what you said about the Chevelle master
cylinder unit, can I assume that I can go to NAPA and purchase one of those
rather than order one from a Corvair vendor? Thanks in advance for the
answer. Steve
>From: N2VZD@aol.com
>Reply-To: corvanatics@corvair.org
>To: corvanatics@corvair.org
>Subject: Re: [FC] Dual Circuit Master Cylinder Disaster
>Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2004 05:46:31 EST
>
>i would replace all lines anyhow! you can snake the line between the gas
>tank ok, it will not be clipped down. i put a dab of silicone at each end
>and
>it does not move. getting the lines out of the block is easy if you cut
>then at
>the nut then put the block in a vise and use a 1/4 in drive socket on it.
>you
>can give the nut a tap with a hammer and i bet you find it will come right
>out. i put a union just after the gas tank then the longest made up line
>came
>out just about right without making a new double flare. please remember no
>compression unions in brake systems! unsafe! double flares and unions with
>seats. i used a early chevelle master cyl(drum brake car) on mine..one
>adapter on
>rear port then a plug in the block feeding the rear lines ...brought the
>rear
>lines to correct port on master. it is very tight to frame..had to put a
>bend
>in the flange of the gfram to clear the tubing. regards tim colson.
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