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Old 11-06-2001, 01:21 PM   #1
David Fulford
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You will need a dual reservoir master cylinder and at least a distibution block. The proportioning valve isn't that important unless you have power brakes. I haven't installed my stuff yet and am still doing research so I may be wrong about the proportioning valve. A great website that walks you through the process and even sells some little things you may need is www.mustangsteve.com Check it out and good luck.

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