f250 master cylinder?
f250 master cylinder?
Hi all,
i was told that the f250 master cylinders bolt to the ranger booster... can anybody confirm/deny or point me in the direction of the information? thanks! pictures would be fantastic and or a how to
i was told that the f250 master cylinders bolt to the ranger booster... can anybody confirm/deny or point me in the direction of the information? thanks! pictures would be fantastic and or a how to
It has a larger bore to push more fluid. So it should give you more responsive braking.
I did it on mine because 1 ton axles and brakes. It stops alright.
I did it on mine because 1 ton axles and brakes. It stops alright.
Last edited by seed60; Jan 27, 2015 at 12:00 PM.
You should see some improvement using the larger bore master cylinder with stock brakes. Moving more fluid faster should give you faster more responsive brakes.
It just stops alright. Nothing amazing but I have a very heavy wheel/tire combo. I never ran the f350 master cylinder with stock brakes and never ran the stock master cylinder with 1 ton brakes.
You should see some improvement using the larger bore master cylinder with stock brakes. Moving more fluid faster should give you faster more responsive brakes.
You should see some improvement using the larger bore master cylinder with stock brakes. Moving more fluid faster should give you faster more responsive brakes.
How would my braking be if it was a 250 resovoir and the disc conversion?
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