tacoma master cylinder

how hard is it going to be to lay out ona stock floored tacoma on 20s. I have 18s on it now and there about a half inch away from hitn the master cylinder now whats easiest way to move it pictures would help

move it. if you look in last months MT i did a tech on the tacos laid out on 20s shows how i do the booster and master.

did u do the work on that tacoma

yeah

I checked there web nothin on it and i seen in the mag but didnt the damn thing

Allot was left out in that article.

do u have any pictures of the build or now how

i seen it, they moved it forward by putting an extension on it.how does it work? they did leave alot out on that article

bobby did you have to weld some type of round spacer in that tube to make the brake rod track right since it is so much longer

the rod was made from solid aluminum and the master was prfectly straight. so tracking wasnt an issue. there isnt any flex either. the way the extension was made is this. make two exact mounting plates out of 1/4 inch plate. use the stock extension as a template for the new plates. the extension housing is made from 3 inch .120 wall tubing. the hard art is to get the plate to be exact on the tube. the easiest is to make a small jig to keep everything straight and tig weld it due to the heat from migweding will distort the plates. the extended push rod is made from solid alumnium and use the same die size as the stock rod and make a new one.

alot o fthing were left out of the tech. the spindle spacers, the cross member, the rack+pinion move, shocks, cross brace, abs, and a few extra tid bits. if anybody has any question let me know i havea ton of pics i can share now that the tech has been shown.