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Does anyone know if there is a dual reservoir for my 65 Beaumont SD with out having power brakes? or having to upgrade anything besides the master cylinder? thanks for the help as I have no idea.?



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I don't think dual master cylinders were standard equipment yet in 1965.

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I remember seeing them in '66/67 models.

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Yes there was a dual master for drums front and rear in 1966 or 67 chevelles.
Thing is I think it only came on power brakes, I could be wrong.
I also think they came with bigger brake lines????

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if you want to do a dual upgrade with all 4 stock drum brakes.  Buy a master cyl for a 1967 chevelle(must be the chevelle one not beaumont)  it will fit right onto your 65.   Then get the combination valve for the same 1967 chevelle(or source a used original prefered).   you will hve to reconfigure the steel lines, and the main line that runs to the back will need to be changed from the 3/16 up to a 1/4 steel line.

I have done this complete conversion on at least 4 of my 64/65 beaumonts, and it is the greatest thing for safety ,  and it still appears as stock as possible.

this is all for stock manual drum brakes, but will work with stock PB as well.



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Wow Thanks for that info, I did see it done on some you tube vid but not on my car, a chevelle, it showed  conversion pieces for the brake lines, where I can find those not sure, thanks alot for that Cheers Joel 

 

      https://www.ebay.ca/itm/66-Dual-Master-Cylinder-Conversion-Brake-Lines-Distribution-Valve-Brass-Block/200877291518?epid=1834274094&hash=item2ec53837fe%3Ag%3AEeoAAOSwrU5aoY-E&fits=Year%3A1966%7CModel%3AChevelle%7CMake%3AChevrolet                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

 



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So what do you think ,would this work?.... not , contacted these guys to steer me to the correct parts for the swap, Cheers all.JF

 

 

https://www.chevelledepot.ca/chevelle-master-cylinder-proportioning-valve-kit-manual-disc-disc-1964-1972



-- Edited by cooldude on Thursday 9th of July 2020 02:06:54 PM

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Do not use any disc brake parts if you are sticking to all 4 drums. Use 67 drum brake stuff only. You are looking for a 67 combination valve. Not sure if reproduced or you might have to find an original.

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beaumontguru wrote:

if you want to do a dual upgrade with all 4 stock drum brakes.  Buy a master cyl for a 1967 chevelle(must be the chevelle one not beaumont)  it will fit right onto your 65.   Then get the combination valve for the same 1967 chevelle(or source a used original prefered).   you will hve to reconfigure the steel lines, and the main line that runs to the back will need to be changed from the 3/16 up to a 1/4 steel line.

I have done this complete conversion on at least 4 of my 64/65 beaumonts, and it is the greatest thing for safety ,  and it still appears as stock as possible.

this is all for stock manual drum brakes, but will work with stock PB as well.

 RIGHT ON DAVE !!

I DEAL WITH , JOHN STUART  BRAKE

IN STONY CREEK ONTARIO, HE HAS IT ALL- CYLINDERS , COMBO VALVES ETC.

MUST BE SOME ONE OUT THERE ??



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I believe I have a 67 valve if you are still looking for one-maybe a master cylinder as well-restored and rebuilt

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What about this

 

https://www.yearone.com/Product/PartSearchResult/BM679/



-- Edited by cooldude on Wednesday 8th of July 2020 02:04:50 AM

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