98chevy2500SS
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I didn't have to change my master cylinder when I swapped my 98's rear end to an 8 lug 14B SF from a 6 lug 10B.
What to do with rear end?
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AirMdwn
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I didn't touch my brakes when I went from a 10b to a 14b sf and the rears still locked up under heaving braking. Even with 38s.
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