1934 Ford Mechanical Brake to Hydraulics

mfagan

mfagan

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Anyone with experience on the best place and way to mount master cylinder to mechanical pedal assembly.

Thanks FordBarn!!:):):)
 
If you look down the past couple of days, there was a thread with the exact same question, only it dealt with a '32. The overwhelming consensus was to deal with Richard Lacy of Early V8 Garage. I'm certain he'll post a response here very shortly!

Here's the link:
http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3626
 
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Early V8 Garege has an adapter for master cyl. I have one in my 34pu and it works very well. Richard is a great guy to work with.
 
The Early V-8 Garage not only has the M.C. Mounting Kit BUT EVERYTHING ELSE you will need, lines, fittings, brackets, backing plate assemblies, hubs and drums. Their Kits are designed to NOT have to do any modifications to an original car. Call Richard, (626) 338-2282.

Chris
 
My friend in Tennessee used one of Richards hydraulic brake conversion kit on his 34 Ford. Everything bolts to existing factory holes in the frame,and it works very well. It is well worth the money. Tom
 
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