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New Bore Master Cylinder From Classic Performance Parts

 
 
New Bore Master Cylinder From Classic Performance Parts
New Bore Master Cylinder From Classic Performance Parts
The final step in my quest for better brakes was to swap out the 1-inch bore master cylinder for the slightly smaller bore cylinder from Classic Performance Products, reasoning that the smaller bore might give more pressure at the expense of a little further pedal travel. CPP's cylinder is supplied with four bungs to seal the outlet ports during bench bleeding, as well as a rubber boot and bore adapter. Manual brake applications require the pushrod extend a couple inches into the master cylinder, in order to prevent it from accidentally falling out. The adapter is therefore needed in power brake 'shallow bore' applications. View Related Article
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Using Depth Gauge To Check Cylinder And Booster Old Booser On The Right And The New Booster On The Left Double Diaphragm Booster Fitted New Bore Master Cylinder From Classic Performance Parts Tighting The Outlet Ports Small Syringe Filled With New Brake Fluid Pusching Bubbles Out Of The Master Cylinder
Removing Bungs With Large Syringe Fitted Master Cylinder To The Booster Booster And Master Cylinder Fitted Together
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