SKU: RSDDBMC11
MPN: DBMC11
The Master Cylinder Dual Reservoir w/Bleeders from RIGHT STUFF DETAILING is a direct replacement brake system component engineered for classic GM B-Body muscle cars from 1967 to 1969. This dual integral reservoir master cylinder restores original-equipment braking performance on vehicles requiring period-correct specifications and reliable hydraulic pressure distribution. Designed for enthusiasts and restoration specialists, this component maintains the authentic look and function that collectors and drivers demand from their vintage American performance automobiles.
Built from cast iron in natural finish, the master cylinder features a 1.125-inch bore that delivers consistent hydraulic pressure across dual brake circuits—a critical safety feature for vintage platform vehicles. The integral dual reservoir design eliminates the need for remote fluid bottles, simplifying under-hood installation while maintaining separation between front and rear brake lines. Factory-style bleeders are integrated into the casting, allowing proper air purging from the system during initial setup and maintenance. This original-style architecture ensures compatibility with stock brake line routing and OEM-specification calipers and wheel cylinders.
Owners of 1967–1969 Chevelle, Malibu, and other GM B-Body platforms will find this master cylinder essential for complete brake system restoration or upgrade projects. The natural iron casting accepts powder coating, anodizing, or polishing to match custom engine bay aesthetics. Installation requires basic mechanical knowledge and standard brake line fittings; compatibility with existing hardlines and wheel cylinders ensures straightforward fitment. Weighing 8.73 pounds, this component integrates seamlessly into original mounting locations.
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