Converting A Master Cylinder To 4 Wheel Disc And Checking It`s Bore Size

[@turkishmurphy]

Good info

[@robertclymer6948]

Brilliant! This is just the problem I am having. Thank you!!!

[@scottwest1813]

Great video, I'm having issues with a 72 Vega. It has 4 wheel manual disks. Put a 74 Vette master with 1-1/8 bore. Problems. Now I know.

[@AlxJrz401]

Thanks for passing the knowledge!

[@ziggassedup]

Ford style stop light switches like that are a bugger..That looks like a PBR unit...They made Masters here that all looked the same too..

[@Yaheuben66]

thank you for going through this stuff with us... I'm learning a bunch

[@prancstaman]

Made in China, no markings confirm that. You got the math right. Right about the corvette masters too. Might be good idea to use a master with a 60-40 volume output like the vet for 4 wheel disk for safety reasons. Aftermarket should have what you need in 3/4 bore. The reservoirs will almost be the same size for front and back, the back being just a little smaller. With the back port being a little more forward then what you have now.

[@huck01955]

Thats a lot of great info

[@modifiedG54B]

At first when I heard your voice I thought oh great. Another Ukrainian.. but then I listened further and realized it's nj/Brooklyn accent.. even worse 😂

[@jds1906]

13 minutes to figure out it is the larger of the two, really?

[@1965fordgalaxie500]

Thanks for the info

[@Tanoble69]

Good stuff Anthony

[@slimjim119]

well said u did the math

[@direct998]

thanks for this !

[@rdhanks88]

Good education