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1952-59 Ford Brake line fitting

Discussion in 'Off Topic Hot Rods & Customs' started by 56longroof, Feb 27, 2024.

  1. 56longroof
    Joined: Aug 1, 2011
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    When switching from a single to dual master cylinder how does everyone connect the master cylinder to the main hard line on the frame that goes to the rear brakes? I was thinking a 90° inverted flare fitting but those are impossible to find with 2 female ports.
     
  2. jimmy six
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    A 56 had 2 tees about a foot apart and it was an ez install. Just one correct plug fitting on the rear tee.
     
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  3. Texas57
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  4. bobss396
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    I went with a CPP distribution block, very tidy and easy to install. In the past I have simply used a tee off the donor car. I did this with a '65 Chevy I swapped a '70 dual master and booster into.
     
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  5. 56longroof
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    Looks like a tee with a plug is it. I was hoping to find a 90 but oddly enough they don't exist. Thanks guys for the help.
     
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