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How to convert to 2 bolt aluminum master cylinder?

Windsordeath

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I thought I caught something about it but not having luck.. I'd like swap to that since I gotta replace the cylinder on my satellite.. car is a 69' manual drum car.
 
I've also cut off the base of a single pot M/C, drilled and countersunk holes from the back side, and welded in screws.

A bit of work, but it's almost free.
 
I've also cut off the base of a single pot M/C, drilled and countersunk holes from the back side, and welded in screws.

A bit of work, but it's almost free.
While ur at it , get an offset master cyl adapt., no more trouble, and will take an alum. late model master cyl. You`ll have to extend the brake pedal rod the same as the thickness of the adapt. I cut mine in two and threaded both cut ends, put it back together w/ a threaded coupling, adjusted it to 1/2", and welded it. Then ground down the excess bulk, works fine and doesn`t cost an arm and a leg !
 
If you don't feel like welding, you could tap the center holes and use studs and maybe loc-tite them in.
 
Good idea going with the aluminum MC....now does anyone make an aluminum wheel cylinder?
 
Good idea going with the aluminum MC....now does anyone make an aluminum wheel cylinder?
Yep.

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And you can get that from where?
 
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