2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Help-Master cylinder swap question.

[Olmsted]

I'm swapping a 2001 hydroboost onto my '66 Bronco and I want to swap in a smaller / lower prifile master cylinder that doesn't have such odd ball metric thread pitches on the brake lines. The stock Dodge master cylinder is too tall and giant and I'm having trouble finding adapters to connect to the stock master.



Any ideas? I'm trying to improve the bloodline of my Bronco with Dodge diesel parts.



Thanks,

 

[rubberneck]

You might check here www.hydroboost.com they make all kinds of conversion kits. They are cool people to deal with. I purchased a kit from them to put a hydroboost on my dad's 1st gen. They list a kit for Bronco's, I am betting they will sell you any/all parts or a complete kit if needed. Give them a call, they were very helpful

 

[SMorneau]

That interesting on my 96 the brakes lines are the only things that aren't metric. Oddball yes, metric no.

 

[Cummins724]

I'm swapping a 2001 hydroboost onto my '66 Bronco and I want to swap in a smaller / lower prifile master cylinder that doesn't have such odd ball metric thread pitches on the brake lines. The stock Dodge master cylinder is too tall and giant and I'm having trouble finding adapters to connect to the stock master.



Any ideas? I'm trying to improve the bloodline of my Bronco with Dodge diesel parts.



Thanks,

I believe the Ford trucks around 96 model had a shorter thinner master cylinder on them than the Dodges.