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HI, I am wanting to put duel brake master cylinders with a blance bar on my 68 B and just wondering if anyone else has done this and what it the best plan of attack. Wideen/modify orignal pedal box or start form scratch?
Thanks Andy
 
Go with the Tilton aluminum pedal setup, and use their cylinders. You'll have to widen the opening in the sheet metal, but I think you will have to do that if you try to modify the existing setup. The Tilton will save you a lot of time and fabrication work.
Jeff
 
Andy, Just for the heck of it, why do you want duel master cylinders? I know that you must have a good reason for it. Are you going to race the car? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif PJ
 
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