Re: dual master cylinder upgraDE

[bschleic57@xxxxxxx]

In its simpest form you need :
 
1.  a 67 up drum brake manual master cylinder (Rock Auto about 20  bucks) and 
 
2.  from inline tube a 39 dollar distribution tee and they will make  you a 
set of hard lines from M/C to tee for about 20 dollars.  You will  have to bend 
them a bit.  
 
a cheap tubing bender is about 7 dollars at NAPA.  the only tough part  is 
the M/C to tee  hard lines, the factory lines have a different sized  fitting on 
each of the four ends-so you couldnt mess them up.  
 
what you NEED is the M/C  end fittings different (one 1/2" and one  9/16th")  
but the tee ends THE SAME.(3/8th?)
 
 A guy named Cameron on the tech line  at inline tube knew  exactly what i 
needed and got them mede for me and shipped to NJ in 36  hours.  cant ask for 
more than that...
 
I  BTW,  don't work for Inline but they have always been great  and very into 
our old cars...
 
_www.inlinetube.com_ (http://www.inlinetube.com) 
 
I just did my 63 Fury and didn't even bench bleed the master.  just  filled 
it, opened all the bleeders, had a sandwich and a cold one and they  filled 
themselves in about 45 minutes.  the car was about level.  a  little final 
bleeding and they were good to go.  



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