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Odd that you would need to elongate any holes in that unit! You are running the 3/4"(?) spacer/adapter right? That should fit the Ford pattern..... Did I miss something....?

Other notes on previous posts:
My spacer pushrod WAS sticking a little bit. It didn't move freely back and forth.....SO, I applied Jack's custom machining with my handy dandy pocket knife and voila! Moves freely now!

I guess hearing about the pedal travel, the 1" bore is more attractive sounding....but for now, in order to get the car back on the road, will reinstall it....bore is clean.....brake lines connect....easy cheesy.

I would like an aluminum version however.... and I think the "generic" M/C that someone told me about will be the ticket. Ported for left brake lines.....and bolts up to the adapter. Cardone 131897 (13-1897) appears to be this unit. 84-86 SVO Mustang, 74-89 Continental w/hydroboost, 84-89 Mark VII with Hydroboost.

OK, that's it for now!
Cheers!
Steve

7/25/171:42 PM

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