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Old 06-17-2016, 05:49 PM   #1
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Re: Master Cylinder with 1 inch bore??
You may have to go to a corvette type master to get one inch, Why do you want to step down in size?
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Re: Master Cylinder with 1 inch bore??
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You may have to go to a corvette type master to get one inch, Why do you want to step down in size?
I am piecing together a disc conversion setup for my 65' C10. It currently has a drum/drum MC with a 1 inch bore. So I just wanted to keep the same bore size for my conversion.
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