1959 duel master cylinder with power booster

[Roadkill58]

I'm running a muncie 4 speed trans. I moved my master cylinder / booster under the bed behind the cab. The bed floor is raised 4 1/2".


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[2001convertable]

Got the unit in and plumbed in as well. Special thanks to Sack54. I drove this guy crazy. Thanks Tom

[sack54]

looks good . Next you will need old time remote brake fluid reservoir ,or pain trying to fill.. I found some good ones i'll send you the site. Always willing to help out.

[SanJosesSteve]

I replaced the stock single chamber MC on my 1959 with a dual chamber model with no booster. (Filled with DOT 4 and added the 2 in-line pressure differential valves too.) I kept my drum brakes on all 4 corners. With properly adjusted drums, the pedal is high, the response immediate, and the pedal effort not bad at all.

I read an article about old hot rod guys drilling their drums for additional cooling. I had mine done. Not sure if I notice a difference, but several times now I have driven it loaded down a 10,000’ mountain pass w/o issue. -Steve

[2001convertable]

Did you need the pressure differential valves? Can I use Dot 3? I didn't finish yet. Ran out of time and worked overtime all week. I have to finish on Saturday I have to adjust the play in the linkage and Bleed and check for leaks.