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Which master cylinder for these Ansen type pedals?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by kisam, Sep 9, 2010.

  1. kisam
    Joined: Feb 28, 2005
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    I am not sure who made these but the Chevy MC will not work.

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    You can see that the width between the two linkage circles are wider than the Ansen pedals. Any help is appreciated!

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  2. International PU with that bolt pattern? Or looks like 40s Ford 3bolt .
     
  3. tommy
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    It looks like it was made to bolt up two 39-48 Ford 3 bolt M/cyls side by side. If you do you will need to remove the RPV from the M/cyl for the clutch side. It was pretty common to do this in the 50s.
     
  4. lsmjamison
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    from Texas

    The internationl uses a 3-bolt pattern but for a dual cylinder, not for each side.
     
  5. kisam
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    Cool, any idea what the bore is so I can start looking for a clutch slave?
     
  6. YBlockCruizer
    Joined: Jan 15, 2008
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    The 60-62 Chevy Truck dual master cylinder P/N F87167 will work....

    This will make you a nice setup.....
     
  7. I thought of that after I posted but was not 100% sure
     
  8. YBlockCruizer
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    For the clutch slave cylinder, try the Wagner P/n F124369...
     

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