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#420539 - 04/19/07 07:24 AM Master Cylinder Conversion
KQQLCAT Member Registered: 12/29/04 Posts: 68 Loc: Hudson, WI	I would like to convert my 63 Wildcat from single reseviour to two reseviour master cylinder. Someone had told me that I could use a 67 Riviera but I have found out that there are two different types. Shallow and deep hole. Which one is the correct one to bolt up to my existing power booster? Thanks, Pat
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#420540 - 04/19/07 03:24 PM Re: Master Cylinder Conversion [Re: KQQLCAT]
BamaWildcat Member Registered: 07/22/02 Posts: 187	http://forums.aaca.org/showflat.php?Cat=...ge=0#Post458917 _________________________ Joe 1964 Buick Wildcat 4 door Tawny Mist 1964buick.com
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