1955-1957 Ford Fairlane LF Series Hydraulic Clutch Master Kit Type 3(.750? bore x 1.4? stroke)Modern DrivelineLight Foot series Hydraulic Clutch Master cylinder kit for 1955-1957 Fairlane using the stock clutch pedal.Engineered to use the factory full swing of the pedal, for maximum leverage, it provides a light pedal effort and full control of the clutch.This translates to a drive you will love. All MDL Hydraulic kits come with our 1-man Bleeder kit to make installation easier. Unique to MDL is the clutch pedal linkage that moves the master cylinder to provide room for brake boosters of all types and most importantly driver control. Gone are the days of having to engineer a kit from scratch only to leave frustrated with the results. The Type 3 master cylinder utilizes a .750? small-bore 1.4? long-stroke cylinder to provide the most common fluid volume requirements needed in todays hydraulic slave cylinders. Couple this master cylinder kit with either MDL LF series external slave cylinder kit or Tilton Engineering internal hydraulic release bearing results in a complete hydraulic clutch solution ready to install.LF (Light Foot) Series
- Pedal linkage for light pedal effort
- Uses stock clutch pedal and rod hole (where possible) for ease of installation
- Included remote reservoir
- Works with most internal and external slaves.
- Improper pedal pressure and stroke of the cylinder needed to be raised higher than the stock clutch rod linkage hole.
- Interference issues on the firewall or pedal assembly.
- Heavy pedal pressure or a very short stroke or both.
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- The long-stroke, small-bore master cylinder provides minimize loading of the firewall and pedal effort.
- A firewall plate with mechanical linkage greatly reduces firewall load and pedal effort while providing design flexibility to use the stock clutch rod hole.
- The mechanical linkage design also allows the full stroke of the pedal to maximize clutch modulation while keeping the cylinder perpendicular to the firewall and providing a mechanical advantage thus reducing the pedal pressure required to operate the clutch.