Re: Power Brakes VS MW Manifolds

[Ron Crossley <rcrossley@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Hi -

I have the MW exhaust on my '64 Sport Fury with a 440. I've got disc brakes with a dual master cylinder and it's very close to the exhaust manifolds. I put an aluminum plate under the master. I'd be very surprised if a power booster would fit. 

A good alternative is to replace your power drum brakes with Stainless Steel front discs. My '64 with SS fronts and my '63 with factory power drum brakes stop pretty much the same with just a little more pedal pressure required on the discs. Besides, the red powder coated calipers look great!

Ron

'64 Sport Fury  440/727
'63 Sport Fury  383/727

-----Original Message-----
From: LYLE LANES
Sent: Thu, 3 Nov 2005 18:51:58 -0800
To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Power Brakes VS MW Manifolds

 I want to run the MW Manifolds on my 64 Fury
convertible, but do not want to give up my power
brakes and the power brake booster. Can I have both,
or will my master cylinder be too
close to the exhaust manifold? If so, is there a heat
shield available. I really like my power brakes but
really want the manifolds too.  Lyle in Montana

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