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  • merkerguitars
    FML
    • Jun 2007
    • 665

    sn95 master cylinder question

    Ok, I'm converting my 84 Mustang to SN95 Brakes and planning on using a 95 GT Master Cylinder and the Booster....Which port on the MC is for the front brakes and which one is for the rear brakes.
    PM me for all your Audi/VW needs.
  • Outrun
    Answer The Call
    • Aug 2003
    • 20755

    #2
    You do realize that a 85 Lincoln Towncar Master will bolt right up to the SAE threads right? It uses a 1" bore which is about ideal.

    The SN95 BB works just fine with that.

    But if you want to use the SN95, I would imagine that the front of the MC, the larger part is for the front and the smaller part is for the rear.

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    • Steve
      eMechanic
      TCS Auto-X Driver
      • Nov 2002
      • 5381

      #3
      Rear port = front brakes
      My couch pulls out but I don't.

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      • merkerguitars
        FML
        • Jun 2007
        • 665

        #4
        Originally posted by Nick View Post
        You do realize that a 85 Lincoln Towncar Master will bolt right up to the SAE threads right? It uses a 1" bore which is about ideal.

        The SN95 BB works just fine with that.

        But if you want to use the SN95, I would imagine that the front of the MC, the larger part is for the front and the smaller part is for the rear.
        I gutted the hell out of my brake lines and decided to start fresh. The old lines where pretty gnarly.
        PM me for all your Audi/VW needs.

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        • 5.0stang85
          Hater's be hatin'
          • Oct 2007
          • 7065

          #5
          good luck trying to find a prop valve i cant find one for S**T(if your using the factory prop valve as i would like to..)
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          • OrangeCrush 86
            /yawn
            • Nov 2005
            • 10085

            #6
            Originally posted by 87mustangguy306 View Post
            good luck trying to find a prop valve i cant find one for S**T(if your using the factory prop valve as i would like to..)
            You shouldn't use a SN95 prop valve anyways. Just get an adjustable and gut your stock prop valve. It takes about 5 minutes to dial in an adjustable.

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            • 5.0stang85
              Hater's be hatin'
              • Oct 2007
              • 7065

              #7
              true i have just been having trouble getting fluid to the rear lines w/ my prop valve thats why i say the sn95 valve.
              71 Dodge Demon Green/Blk big turbo slant 6 in progress
              83 GT Red/Blk HCI 306/ 3550/ 4.30 8.8
              93 LX Reef Blue/ Grey stock bolts on's/ T5/ 3.55 8.8

              Cooter's Coatings
              Hudson WI
              1-612-867-0725- Don "Harvey" Harvey http://cooterscoating.com/

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              • OrangeCrush 86
                /yawn
                • Nov 2005
                • 10085

                #8
                Originally posted by 87mustangguy306 View Post
                true i have just been having trouble getting fluid to the rear lines w/ my prop valve thats why i say the sn95 valve.
                Did you gut the stock valve?

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