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Join Date: Jul 2009
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Brake master
Okay on my 91 z my front reservoir is decreasing and my rear reservoir is increasing. I'm guessing my master is going out. Should I kit it, replace it with stock or is there a impoved upgrade?
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Re: Brake master
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Keep in mind the differences between years in master brake cylinders. Some general information for you  Rebuilt Master Brake Cylinders TIPS
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Re: Brake master
No upgrade like a C5 master or willwood?? I'm all for improved brakes.
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Join Date: Dec 2012
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Re: Brake master
Cliff - got a flow schematic for MC?
This is interesting how fluid is DIS-placing TO the rear reservoir. Decreasing is passive process, but INcreasing is ACTIVE process... |
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