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jeepguy1948 · 11-25-2022, 11:31 AM

Howdy Glenn, I have done a great deal of measuring and figuring and imagining and think I have the install worked out. But, there’s the old saying “everything goes to hell as soon as the shooting stops” so we’ll see how it comes together when I actually am mocking it up. Your drawing refers to an MS but I don’t know what that means, I’m used to MC for Master Cylinder but that’s obviously not it. You also refer to the Cardone 1823 but I’m pretty sure that’s a typo though. So, from looking at the drawing I can see that the cylinder bores are the same (after N-1 has done it’s job). Correct? Stock master cylinder that went with these backing plates was 1 1/16” so I can see the benefits of the 2 stage function, quick take up but then more force than stock with the .945” “N”. Going back to our original posts I see that with drum-drum I will need 10PSI residual valves, correct? I have more questions but I have found that too many variables in one post does not work too well. Thanks!

11-25-2022, 11:31 AM	#58
jeepguy1948 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2022 Posts: 889	Re: What Master Cylinder Howdy Glenn, I have done a great deal of measuring and figuring and imagining and think I have the install worked out. But, there’s the old saying “everything goes to hell as soon as the shooting stops” so we’ll see how it comes together when I actually am mocking it up. Your drawing refers to an MS but I don’t know what that means, I’m used to MC for Master Cylinder but that’s obviously not it. You also refer to the Cardone 1823 but I’m pretty sure that’s a typo though. So, from looking at the drawing I can see that the cylinder bores are the same (after N-1 has done it’s job). Correct? Stock master cylinder that went with these backing plates was 1 1/16” so I can see the benefits of the 2 stage function, quick take up but then more force than stock with the .945” “N”. Going back to our original posts I see that with drum-drum I will need 10PSI residual valves, correct? I have more questions but I have found that too many variables in one post does not work too well. Thanks!