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07-01-2012, 09:18 AM #14

Very cool! here is a link to a guy that does this for Jeeps and such. http://www.vancopbs.com/category_s/66.htm

(12-29-2011, 08:54 PM)kmaser I measured the bore on the MB master cylinder and used a GM cylinder with the same bore and similar setup. On the backside it came with a yoke that hooked right up, only things I had to do was re-drill the adapter plate to match my firewall and made adapter brake lines with metric on one end and standard on the other. They supplied the correct flare nuts, I bent new lines, flared, installed and bled the brakes and steering system. The lines on the MB pump are standard hydraulic fitting but on the steering box it was not so I had to cut the end off and weld on a JIC fitting which was $20.00 at the local hydraulic shop.

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07-01-2012, 09:18 AM #14

Very cool! here is a link to a guy that does this for Jeeps and such. http://www.vancopbs.com/category_s/66.htm

(12-29-2011, 08:54 PM)kmaser I measured the bore on the MB master cylinder and used a GM cylinder with the same bore and similar setup. On the backside it came with a yoke that hooked right up, only things I had to do was re-drill the adapter plate to match my firewall and made adapter brake lines with metric on one end and standard on the other. They supplied the correct flare nuts, I bent new lines, flared, installed and bled the brakes and steering system. The lines on the MB pump are standard hydraulic fitting but on the steering box it was not so I had to cut the end off and weld on a JIC fitting which was $20.00 at the local hydraulic shop.