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    9/10/2018 7:48 AM  #1

    davegriffin
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    MustangSteve Disc brake install - PB-6.2

    Hi - I'm converting my 66 mustang to a mustang steve boosted setup..
    I bought the bracket and booster off you - But I'm trying to source a master cyclinder locally -
    Do you have any details on a model number for it - there seems to be many different master cylinders for a 2000 v6 model - with / without traction control / ABS etc..

    Thanks
    Dave
     

     

    9/10/2018 4:49 PM  #2

    George
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    Re: MustangSteve Disc brake install - PB-6.2

    Hi Dave, I used this master cylinder from Auto Zone on my 66 setup. # NM4029                 
     

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    9/10/2018 8:13 PM  #3

    MS
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    Re: MustangSteve Disc brake install - PB-6.2

    You want the one without traction control,  Evidenced by both ports having same 10mm thread configuration.  Available through MustangSteve.

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    9/11/2018 4:55 AM  #4

    davegriffin
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    Re: MustangSteve Disc brake install - PB-6.2

    Thanks Guys (P.S.  I'm in western Australia - hence the source locally comment rather than buying through MS

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    9/11/2018 3:19 PM  #6

    davegriffin
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    Re: MustangSteve Disc brake install - PB-6.2

    Thanks 50 Vert
    That's what I have - an  XB master cylinder in there at the moment - but the booster pushrod looks to be significantly different to the booster I had.
    If I bolt the XB one to the booster - it would push the MC about 1" in.   I'm assuming that the 2000 mustang model one has a deeper recess for the pushrod
     

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    9/12/2018 11:41 AM  #7

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    Re: MustangSteve Disc brake install - PB-6.2

    Dave, if it helps you, I'm on my way to the Bash at the moment.
    If you wanna call Mike from Mustang Steve, buy the M/C, and talk him into bringing it to the Bash, I'll mail it to you when I get back to Brissie.

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