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    1. #2
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      Sep 2006
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      Windham, NH
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      I'll take a stab at a couple. I have a 7/8" master from Wilwood. The only reason I have the 7/8" is because I am NOT running power brakes and the smaller diameter will help increase line pressure. So if you are running power brakes I do not think you need to go 7/8." If you are buying a Wilwood master, the Wilwood tech line will help you get the right size based on your setup.I am also running a Ford 9" rear and spoke with Inline tube this morning. They recommend getting the rear axle lines straight and bending them to fit, which is what I plan to do. Because I am not running power brakes, the other option of runnning long soft lines is not the best option for me (I am looking for the best pressure I can get and the soft lines expand). So I am doing exactly what you stated in letter C.Not sure about the dist block with power brakes. I will be running one with manual brakes.Phil

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