Wheels can be that perfect component that sets off the entire look of your vehicle.  If you have your sights set on larger wheels—17-inch or more—they’ll require a bigger brake kit to work properly. We’ve designed the Legend Series HP Plus Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kits just for you larger wheel enthusiasts.

Good news for all you truck enthusiasts out there that own Chevrolet OBS trucks………We’ve created a new rear disc brake conversion kit just for you. Inspired by our Legend Series Brake Conversion Kits for Cars, we are excited to announce the new Legend Series and Legend Series HP Truck Conversion Kits. These assembly kits offer a great improvement over any stock drum brake option. For about the same cost as rebuilding old drum brakes, you can upgrade your truck to disc brakes and enjoy better performance and enhanced safety. 

Related: How-to Video: Convert Rear Drum Brakes to Disc Brakes

When it comes to upgrading your classic car, many manufacturers continue making assembly kits a certain way because “that’s how it’s always been done.” But why settle for that? 

At Master Power Brakes, we’re constantly working on making things look better (and perform better), so you can get the best of both worlds. 

Case in point: our new Carbon X Brake Booster. 

Brake boosters are not known for being the sexiest part under the hood. But why can’t they be? We’re changing the game with our redesigned look, while still offering the highest performance quality you’ve come to expect from Master Power Brakes.

If you’re the lucky owner of a 1953-1962 Corvette, outfitting your vehicle with a power brake system comes with some size and fit challenges. We’re always trying to improve our designs here at MP Brakes. We’ve made some changes to our Corvette booster kit that will allow for a more pleasing look, better performance, and improved durability. See what we’ve done and how these new options might work for your setup.

How and Why You Should Winterize Your Classic Car (with a Checklist)

The cold months are quickly coming upon us and that means a shift in how we drive and care for our classic vehicles. Cold temperatures and precipitation can cause parts to break down or stop working correctly. Winter car prep and preventative maintenance steps help preserve the life of your vehicle and ensure the safety of you and your passengers.