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O.E. Style Replacement Brake Master Cylinder for Select 1967-1977 GM Models
555-631200
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JEGS 555-631200 O.E. Style Replacement GM Brake Master Cylinder
This Master Cylinder is designed for disc front and drum rear brakes and includes a removable shallow bore adapter that allows you to use this on power or manual brake systems.
JEGS 555-631200 O.E. Style Replacement GM Brake Master Cylinder Features:
- The perfect master cylinder for your GM restoration
- New unit (not remanufactured)
- Dual Reservoir, oval body
- Gold zinc plated dual bail cap
- Exact copy, designed to match the original GM-style brake master cylinder
- GM Original casting number 5463809 is on this unit
- Dimensions:
- 8 in. L x 5 in. H
- GM 3 3/8 in. Wide Bolt Pattern
Specifications:
Can this be used for drum brakes on alll 4 wheels?
Will this work with power front and rear drum brakes? The fitment is identical. The only difference is the bore size is 1 1/8 inch vs 1 inch OEM for 4 wheel drum power brakes.
does this item require a push rod and if so what is part number
What spec brake fluid required? And so is proportioning or pedal edfort bad if i use it boosted with drums front and rear??
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