Master cylinders

[jimpaget]

In the brand-new Summit Racing catalog (the one with Santa on the cover) there is a setup on page 11 that looks like it might work for you. It uses pressure from your power steering pump instead of a brake booster. It doesn't, however, give dimensions.

 

[Jeepless]

Ok I found a toy master that has 1 1/16" bore but I am trying to dig up the length of it.....

Truck - '89 - '94 4WD 22RE/3VZE with abs

I went to smucks, i got them to call over to a store that had the following part and have them measure the japenese made version for this application. It is 6 1/8" long....

Part # 7293285

1994 sr5 3.0FI MFI gas v6...... Is this the one you are refering to Mike?

 

[Bunk1]

Crash, you have a PM pertaining to this thread.

 

[darius]

Wilwood 7/8" are the hot ticket, I'm 98% sure they are 7 inchesish even. But remember with the wilwood you are only getting 1 port for the short apps. Come on crashfab, you can make anything work:flipoff:

 

[crash2]

Wilwood 7/8" are the hot ticket, I'm 98% sure they are 7 inchesish even. But remember with the wilwood you are only getting 1 port for the short apps. Come on crashfab, you can make anything work:flipoff:

Oh--I will make anything work--till you can prove me wrong youngin :flipoff:

We almost got it figured out...
:kissmyass:

 

[junkyard jim]

Do you have room to turn the master sideways like they did in older vans? Go with an Astro (or was it Aerostar?) Hydroboost.

 

[Binder]

Why not add a booster?

 

[sucmah]

Crash, I thought you were running an f-350 master with no boost before. What is causing you to change up??? Just trying to learn.