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Old 03-16-2025, 07:33 PM   #1
BanjoDude
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Master Cylinder Nuts

The nuts that hold the master cylinder onto the booster have a tapered end. However, they were installed with the tapered end out. Should those have been installed the other way? If not, I'll just replace them with stainless nuts and be done with it - just wanted to make sure the taper wasn't there for a purpose.
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