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09-26-2007 #1
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I think mine was for an 85 S10 pick up, with a 4 cylinder and manual brakes.
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09-26-2007 #2
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At least some of the 3rd gen Fbodies also use a dual, step size MC. Does the same principle apply or do these lack the quick take up valve?
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Andrew,
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So how did GM keep the pushrod in place with the shallow cup on a manual brake truck?
I fact in recently pulling apart the 81 TA 4WD master I have it looks like there is enough meat to dril the recess on that one deeper. I always though a QTup MC would be good for a aftermarket disc setup.
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Anyone know if the S-10 step bore MC has a residual valve for the back brakes?
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Not that I am aware of.
Originally Posted by BBShark
Andrew1970 GTO Version 3.0
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