Wilwood Master Cylinder

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I'm installing a Wilwood master cylinder in my '66 coupe. It has 4 wheel manual disc brakes. On the Wilwood master cylinder, the pushrod as a threaded end on it, but nothing to connect the pushrod to the brake pedal. Does anyone know of a place that sells the roll pin eyelet so I can connect the pushrod to the brake pedal? I've seen the adjustible pushrods, but I don't want to take the master cylinder apart if I don't have to. Thanks!

 

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I'm doing the same thing. Mustang's Plus has the rod you seek. It's freakin' expensive $40.

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I was hoping to avoid having to buy that, but so far that looks like the only option. Have you installed yours yet?

 

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Nope. Currently waiting on a Driver's side FPA header. Then i'll put in the Borgeson box/steering linkage, then i'll slap the Master Cylinder in there. That might be another two weeks.

 

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Builder of high quality hydroboost brake systems

Check out this site. They have a large assortment of rod ends that should work for your setup. Good Luck