pics of master cylinder mountd in cab floor

Got damn dude that's totally what I wanted to see times ten and I have a spare clutch and brake mount setup thanx that helps out so much

Glad to help. Just take your master down to napa (core) and give them the part number in the picture for an early 80's toyota corrolla master. I does take some work with the pedals but I think it is way worth the time!!!

not only is that a clean and awsome setup, that was in depth and very informative. way to help out the minitruckin community tavis. yep these are right click and save pics....lol

mazdawg(Mikey) Couldn't have said it any better

Well I got the set up mounted to the dash and just need to mount the resivoir some where. I will have some pictures up tonight or early tomorrow. May have one little snag but I think is pretty easy to fix. The tube to the resivoir is close to the metal of the dash and finding a "sneeky" spot to run the line through is a little harder then first thought. I was told that if I bleed the system first (no air bubbles)then I can spin the master upside down and that will make running the two lines out the firewall a sinch!!! It will work the way it is now but I want to try it both ways just to see!!! Pics coming soon.....

Sounds bad ass, ass soon as i saw those pics I went ouside pulld my spare brake and clutch mount start cutting it up and this what I came up wit,just mounted it up yesturday man it works like a charm, I'm going to b using the stock mazda and will have to pull the gauge cluster to refill no bigie

OH Hell ya!! You just cut and flipped the piece from the firewall around and mounted it up!! Nice. Glad those pictures helped you out!!!

sweet design.

Hell yea man!!!!if it wasn't for ur pics of a so simple yet so effective design I would of still been trying to figure this out, I NOW HAVE A CLUTCH!!!!finished installing it today, bled the clutch, OHH I LOVE IT, if I could I would I would send a case a Of beer cheers bro

hey this how we did it