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Old 04-10-2012, 10:24 PM
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Does anybody know the correct master cylinder part number for disc brakes front and back. Seems to me it's a Corvette MC but I dont know the year. Currently my car has drums in the rear but that is about to change. This is for a Classic Roadster.

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You should call CPP and talk to them. Disc Brake, Steering and Suspension Products for classic Chevy and Ford cars and trucks

I converted my 57 Chevy to front disk brakes about 12 years ago and went though a couple of combinations to get my system right. back then you had too many people just guessing and not really knowing.
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Try Master Power Brakes. Gave them specs (GM front / Mark 7 rear) and received correct parts (master, proportioning valve, etc.)

Disc Brake & Brake Conversion Kits, Suspension Kits: Master Power Brakes.
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Thanks for the reply guys. I have a new MC and Proportioning valve on order. Easy.

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'97 GM Corvette.
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I used a complete kit from SSBC came with everything , master cyl as well
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