Brake Line Routing?

[Cudajason]

Ok, this may be a dumb question but here goes,  typically on mopar does the front brake line run from the front or rear of the MC????

[anlauto]

Which is the bigger reservoir ? A simple way to remember it is that front disc brakes take more fluid than rear drum so they require a larger reservoir.....If you come across an original master cylinder that has equal size reservoirs, then it was originally designed for four wheel drum brakes

So front brake line goes to larger end of the master

[Cudajason]

Which is the bigger reservoir ? A simple way to remember it is that front disc brakes take more fluid than rear drum so they require a larger reservoir.....If you come across an original master cylinder that has equal size reservoirs, then it was originally designed for four wheel drum brakes

So front brake line goes to larger end of the master

Thanks @anlauto

I have one of the newer style Mopar MCs and they appear to be equal size reservoirs.

When I hooked up the new lines to the adjustable dist valve I used the back port for the front brakes. I swear I read that in the factory service manual.

I just went to install a new wilwood MC and they say to run the front brakes to the front port, whis is the larger reservoir. Now it looks like I am bending new break lines again.

[anlauto]

Oh..okay...I don't know much about those new style fandangle things....sorry, hopefully someone else will chime in 

[Cudajason]

no worries man.

I will follow the Wilwood instructions either way.