1966-1974 Mopar Bendix Master Cylinder, 1.125 Inch Bore
1966-1974 Mopar Bendix Master Cylinder, 1.125 Inch Bore
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1966-1974 Mopar Bendix Master Cylinder, 1.125 Inch Bore

  • 1966-1974 Mopar B/E body
  • Will work with power brakes
  • 1.125" bore
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Firewall Position, Disc/Drum Brake System Type, Black

  • 1966-1974 Mopar B/E body
  • Will work with power brakes
  • 1.125" bore
  • Black finish
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MFG. Part #916645621
BrandSpeedway Motors
Master Cylinder Bore Size1-1/8 Inch
Master Cylinder MaterialCast Iron
FinishPowder Coated
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Speedway Motors 916645621 Details

If you're looking for a high quality master cylinder for your 1966-1974 Mopar B/E body, look no further. This master cylinder is 1.125" bore with 9/16"-20 & 1/2"-20 ports. This master cylinder has an internal residual valve (10lb) for the rear brakes and features a black finish.

  • 1966-1974 Mopar B/E body
  • Will work with power brakes
  • 1.125" bore
  • Black finish
  • Mounted Length: 7"
  • Height: 6"
  • Width: 3-3/8"

 

Speedway Motors 916645621 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #916645621
BrandSpeedway Motors
Master Cylinder Bore Size1-1/8 Inch
Master Cylinder MaterialCast Iron
FinishPowder Coated
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PositionFirewall
Brake System TypeDisc/Drum
Outlet CountTandem
Reservoir TypeIntegral
ColorBlack
Reservoir IncludedYes
Outlet Fitting1/2"-20 IFF
Outlet Fitting 29/16"-18 IFF
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I haven't installed it yet as my mechanic suggested I purchase the proportional valve setup.

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Is this designed for a Drum/Drum application?

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