CPP disc brake conversion brake line routing

[68-Irish&Son]

Grumpy...I'm hoping you or someone elese has a little more insight for me. Inline Tube's video is fantastic for the install, thanks again. It has links with model numbers and everything. I called Inline and unfortunately they do not sell this in a kit for our trucks, when I bought seperatly, they do not have a master cylinder currently...so I'm trying to pick one up from Summit. I found a CPP (CLP-MC118-L) but it says it's a 1.125" Bore, and the guy from Inline said the trucks need a 1" bore. Can anyone confirm which MC I need?

[68-Irish&Son]

Grumpy...I'm hoping you or someone elese has a little more insight for me. Inline Tube's video is fantastic for the install, thanks again. It has links with model numbers and everything. I called Inline and unfortunately they do not sell this in a kit for our trucks, when I bought seperatly, they do not have a master cylinder currently...so I'm trying to pick one up from Summit. I found a CPP (CLP-MC118-L) but it says it's a 1.125" Bore, and the guy from Inline said the trucks need a 1" bore. Can anyone confirm which MC I need?

[Grumpy old man]

6772BB24

1967-72 OEM Style Brake Booster Kit, disc/drum, kit. 2 disc of 4 disc. Photo/Info
$389.00

https://www.classicperform.com/Store...ck/6772BBD.htm

https://www.inlinetube.com/products/brk03a


I would call CPP and double check it's what you need and if they carry the bracket to mount the prop valve under rhe master .

Inline used to sell it and with the prop valve mounted under the master it fits inlines Stainless line kit .

[A1971Blazer]

Not sure what your budget is, but I bought this kit from a board member here...damn nice and it locks all 4 wheels on my Blazer....complete kit
https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...hlight=booster

[68-Irish&Son]

CPP helped me out. Once all parts get in...we'll see how it all goes together. I'm going to try and run most of the lines this weekend. We'll see, we just finished rebuilding the rearend and are going to get that put back in it this weekend too. Thanks for the advise guys.

[68-Irish&Son]

Originally Posted by A1971Blazer

Not sure what your budget is, but I bought this kit from a board member here...damn nice and it locks all 4 wheels on my Blazer....complete kit
https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...hlight=booster
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That does look like a nice kit...but I don't think it's going to line up with the brake like kit I have. Look like mine needs the prop valve under the MC horizontally. I'm hoping I've got what I need on it's way now. Trying to get this think back on the road by the 7th...so I don't need any more hiccups than possible!

Anyways, looks good man. Thanks for the pic.

[A1971Blazer]

Originally Posted by 68-Irish&Son

That does look like a nice kit...but I don't think it's going to line up with the brake like kit I have. Look like mine needs the prop valve under the MC horizontally. I'm hoping I've got what I need on it's way now. Trying to get this think back on the road by the 7th...so I don't need any more hiccups than possible!

Anyways, looks good man. Thanks for the pic.

good luck with it…i’ve never seen one mounted horizontally…but hey….if it works that’s all that matters

[Rust_never_sleeps]

here's the MBM links for both mounts. I find their instructions to be pretty good(might help make sense of other brands' kits)
https://mbmbrakes.com/gm-left-side-p...-drum-brass-1/
https://mbmbrakes.com/gm-bottom-moun...-drum-brass-1/
https://mbmbrakes.com/master-cylinde...ioning-valves/

https://mbmbrakes.com/instruction-manuals/