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Old 06-21-2005, 11:35 AM
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im sure this has already been posted but plz awnser i got a 91 with drums in the back if i was to swap to disc brakes would i have to get a new master cyclinder or just get a brake flud holder with more volume.....
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All you would need to do is ditch the stock proportioning valve. The Master cylinder and lines are the same for both drum and disk rears.
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Originally posted by Dirtbik3r
The Master cylinder and lines are the same for both drum and disk rears.
Only on '90-92.


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