I have a 64 Falcon that will weight about 3,000 pounds. My plans are to utilize a T5 tranny with a hydraulic clutch. I have a problem with room for a booster. I have 11" discs on the front and 10" X 2.5" drums on the rear and plan to use a 1 1/8" bore master cylinder. Will I have a safe and manageable brake system?
I have a 64 Falcon that will weight about 3,000 pounds. My plans are to utilize a T5 tranny with a hydraulic clutch. I have a problem with room for a booster. I have 11" discs on the front and 10" X 2.5" drums on the rear and plan to use a 1 1/8" bore master cylinder. Will I have a safe and manageable brake system?
Yes. Power brakes were invented for old ladies, and the rest of us have gotten soft because of it. It will just take a little more leg pressure(a 13-year old could manage it). With the correct pedal ratio it is NO problem, 200 mph race cars don't have a power brake booster.
master bore is to large. Hard pedal no pressure to the brakes.Find one with a 7/8 to 1 inch max bore.For your falcon I would think a stang or granada master with manual brakes would be a bolt on.
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