I need help

[SanitysBane]

I was talking ot my painter today and he said something about a 90degree mounted master cylinder that mounted under your dash so you wouldn't have anythign on your firewall. ANyone know what im talking about and can give me a link?
Thanks

[1LoC10]

Ive seen some in hot rod books that mount to the frame under the floor board

[project76]

http://www.kugelkomponents.com/produ...akesystem.html
like this?

[67Fleet]

pm valleycustom. I think he is doing this to his truck.

[camaro__thunder]

XXL did it and I am waiting for mine to get here any day now!

[SanitysBane]

K thanks for the help guys. I think Im going to pass on that, to fancy for a driver.

[1LoC10]

Heres some pics of one on a sonoma

[bodydropped]

i got a dodge van at work and its mounted sides on the firewall im lookin in to puttin it under my dash, one problem how in the heck u goin to put fluid in it lol

[XXL]

Originally Posted by bodydropped

one problem how in the heck u goin to put fluid in it lol

This is the price you pay for the mod. I went with a remote reservoir which is mounted under the cowl cover (which is shaved, so no slits in it). To mess with fluid, you have to open both doors, remove wiper arms, remove bolts to cowl, remove cowl, and voila. Rinse and repeat. Next time I have to crack the lines, I'm going to insert a precision self-seal T fitting in the feed line that drops from the reservoir to the master cylinder. This way I can bleed the brakes or top it off by just snap-fitting to the T and going from there with a large syringe (sounds odd, but I've actually done something similar before. It's not on the pressure side so it works pretty well).

[bodydropped]

i rather a under the cab setup because u can make a trap door to access it but im lookin at a wildwood brake setup for my truck since its smaller because im lookin to mount my amps under my dash