Master Cylinder Question

I just finished mounting a under floor booster and master cylinder set up on my Econoline pickup. The master cylinder is a GM style unit and the reservoir closest to the booster is smaller then the reservoir that is the furthest from the booster.

I am running a disc front and drum rear set up. Is the general rule that the biggest reservoir will go to the front brakes? Thanks.

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Thanks and the link you supplied does have an incredible amount of information.

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