[AMC-list] Master cylinders

["Armand Eshleman" <aje1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm on the forum also, I  was even welcomed there by a few fellow listers 
here whom I've known for years. The forum is a great place too, and help 
generally comes pretty quick. I'm just happy to have two sources of AMC talk 
and information.

Here's a link to an aluminum master cylinder from Speedway motors that I got 
from reading the forums, what do you guys think of putting a GM styled 
master into an AMC. The nice thing about this master is it's affordable, 
(less than a new AMC master if you can find one) and it has the same side 
hookup capability as the AMC masters. It's a one inch bore, I have a Wilwood 
dics brake kit for front and rear, and a balancing valve already. Just not 
sure I want to drop over $200 for a wilwood master too.

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Aluminum-Master-Cylinder-w-Stainless-Bore,50598.html


Armand




> I am on the AMC forum, but I like the list.  easier, especially in digest 
> form.
>
> So many of you I have known on here, but never met, still I feel as if I 
> know many of you.
>
>
>
> Hope to put a clutch in my '80 Concord wagon in the next few weeks.  Then 
> I will finally get the answer as to how many splines  ETC on the imput 
> shaft to the 4 speed, which I believe is an SR4..
>
>
>
> Would love to have a 2WD T5, without having to do the modify a Ford one, 
> but if I remember right, there is only one hole in the bell housing that 
> is slightly off??
>
> Somewhere I saved the e-mail with what was needed to do.
>
>  Anyone out there remember??
>
>  Jeff
>
> in Charleston.

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