64 valiant disc brake conversion

I did the conversion on my '65 and got everything I needed from a scalped '65 cuda. The problem arose when the brake shop was rebuilding my calipers he said not only did I need the correct tandem master and proper proportioning valve but the power assist was a must to push the hydralics evenly with good feel. The correct booster is very, very rare. There are several that have the needed gooseneck bracket to clear the hood springs that are easy to find and look like horizontal coffee cans but you have to have the larger air capacity can (looks more like a sideways b-cake) to get the proper action. Good luck, Frank
There's a bunch of master cylinders that work fine. The later boosters work fine too. The original factory one that year wasn't all that good, plus you had to have a separate reservoir that got in the way. I like the manual disc brake setup myself. It has a better feel for my taste. The calipers don't care which system you use....they work the same.