Master cylinder/proportioning valve?

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  1. durk New Member

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    Hey there, I've got 1967 mustang that turning into a resto-mod. As for brakes, I installled a 1990 5.0 booster now problems, but would like to know which MC and PV combo would be best to use. The car has already been converted to 4-wheel disc.
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    Were did you get the info on how to do the install? I have a restmod in progress and would like to do the same thing. Can you PM me?
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    I think you can use an SVO Dual master Cylinder. As for a proportioning valve....I havent heard complaints about any of them. What problems are you having with yours right now?
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    www.ultrastang.com Though you'll have to weld extention tabs to the bottom of the brake/clutch pedal pivoiting housing, to match the larger bolt pattern of the 5.0 booster! Plus modify the stock 4 booster holes on the firewall. Did some more research and found out that a 1" master with 2 outlets is good for my conversion but STILL what proportion valve to use!!!? Does any know what 1987/88 Turbo coupe use for a PV valve??
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    Just order a generic adjustable proportioning valve from NPD, Mustangs Unlimited, Dallas Mustangs, etc. All the adjustable PV work fine.

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