MANUAL BRAKES

Anyone have manual brakes ?
If I understand right,... Manual Brakes do not require a booster. That means alot of extra room to rotate a upper intake.
Anyone have them ?

Jegs:
http://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS+Performance+P...1/10002/-1

Areospace Components:
http://www.jegs.com/i/Aerospace+Componen...1/10002/-1

http://www.maximummotorsports.com/store/...cts_id=677
This kit has a new ratio pedal arm for better leverage on the m/c. I have not changed my pedal arm ratio yet(on the list), and have drums on the rear. With the Dodge 1-1/8" m/c the pedal effort was to much and I had a hard time stopping. Changed to the 80 Mustang manual m/c with 7/8" bore and I'm real happy with them. Still more effort to stop than I would like, but moving the pedal ratio up should do the trick.
PIC

1) Is the 79-93 Mustang pedal kit a direct bolt on ?
2) what year Mustangs have the manual master cylinder ?
3) I have stock 4 wheel disc at the moment but plan on going Cobra disc at all 4 corners one day. Do you think I will have a issue ?

O.K, to answer my own question (#3) for others to follow.
I found this on a Mustang site. This comment comes from Maximum Motorsports tech.
"There is no one m/c that magically works for all Mustang brake systems. We have a number of different m/c and adpater kits available. When you purchase the manual brake kit, we look at all of the other parts in your brake system and calculate the correct m/c size for your car."

It may be best to ask MM. Will a Mustang pedal box bolt in to a 87-88 TBird? If it will they ought to be the same.