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    1. #1
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      Feb 2015
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      Help choosing master cylinder. Camaro -68 Wilwood

      Hi!
      Im putting my car together and have almost gotten to the brakes. I have new and unused wilwood 6 piston dynapro calipers in the front and 4 piston dynalite for the rear. Both will be grabbing 12.19" discs.

      The thing is I have no idea what bore and stroke my MC has (looks like original GM power assisted) and if it will work the way I want giving me a firm brake with "feel".

      Do you recommend a proportioning valve to balance front and rear bias? Are there any great upsides to a wilwood MC besides the look and if so, what bore would you reccomend?

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      My existing MC

    2. #2
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      I would get a new master, just my personal opinion. You will absolutely need a proportioning valve. I would recommend a 15/16" or a 1". Those should give you a firmer pedal even with vacuum assist. BUT, give Wilwood a call and see what they recommend for a bore size.

    3. #3
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      Thanks BBScott! I suspected I perhaps needed to go that route.

    4. #4
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      You'll need to know your pedal ratio if you plan on calling Wilwood. Otherwise they'll likely just give you an applicable range.

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