[dony409]

What are the differences in the master cylinders for my Daytona? Would an 88 Shelby z be the same as a 90 es? And should the gasket for this be in my gasket set? This is for my 86 turbo z

 

[NAJ]

M/C for 10 " brakes with 4 wheel disc or 10" Disc/Drum will probably not be the same as 11" 4 wheel disc.
The larger brakes probably have a larger MC bore.

Look up the parts in the Chrysler Parts Catalog or any auto parts online to see if the #'s are the same to be sure.

http://www.turbododge.com/forums/f4/f15/338800-chrysler-efiche-parts-catalog-pdf-82-a.html

 

[Dr. Johny Dodge]

the rear disc brake cars will have a master cylinder with a bigger bore and piston inside
the resivor on top will also be bigger

you can put it on the 86 disc/drum car for better brakeing effect

if you look at the master cyl , on top of the front end , just below the res you will see a number cast into the part

this denotes the piston/bore size

 

[dony409]

That number is what I new to know lol thanks I'll go look

 

[GLHNSLHT2]

You want to match MC, prop valve and brakes all as one working unit. Mess around with it and get it wrong and the brakes won't work right.