Disc Brake Master Cylinders? Billy Nees Help!

[impstocker]

I am building a 1965 Impala 396/325 Stocker, all though it is not a "dime rocket" I do have a budget. I am switching to disc up front ( I have stock set-up now but probaly will have a have a Aerospace rotors and calipers-used ) using a stock (cheap) OEM style master cylinder (w 2 reservoirs) like a later 68-69 Impala MC, do I get one for manual drum brakes or one for power disc up front. Any suggestions would be appreciated- I hope Billy Nees could help me with this one!

Thanks -
Will Lamprecht 65 Imp in pregress

[HandOverFist]

Cheap enough? http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/Ca...456_0358745370

[philbilly]

Advance auto or auto zone carry the the master cylinder Part number 1945. It looks a lot like the wildwood has two cap on it. I think around 25 bucks.

[HandOverFist]

Originally Posted by philbilly

Advance auto or auto zone carry the the master cylinder Part number 1945. It looks a lot like the wildwood has two cap on it. I think around 25 bucks.

A search of that part number only pulls up a reservoir Phil - Have a full link?

[Lee Valentine]

Mid 80's aspen or volare master works well.

[Myron Piatek]

Originally Posted by Lee Valentine

Mid 80's aspen or volare master works well.

I believe Cardone reman 10-1821 is the one for manual front disc brakes on Aspens & Volares. Not sure what years are applicable between the 1976 and 1980 model year run. You can pick up a reservoir at any U-Pull-It. That's what I use plus I pulled a reservoir out of a full size van or truck, broke off a tab or two underneath, and used that for the higher fluid capacity over the passenger car versions.

[philbilly]

Originally Posted by HandOverFist

A search of that part number only pulls up a reservoir Phil - Have a full link?

I am not very goo at links. But I do have the box still. 13-1945 advance is where I picked it up. I think the 13- will complete the puzzle.

[HandOverFist]

There it is... http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/c...945&showTitle=