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Old 10-14-2009, 04:52 PM
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Just curious if anyone knows what the stock bore size of a f-body clutch master cylinder is? i am thinking about building my own m/c set-up using wilwood parts.
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I believe the 4th Gen is a 1" bore
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that big! thats a lot of capacity. i wonder why there are so many issues with fluid movement.
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I thought it was 3/4".
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3/4" does sound more realistic. if it is 3/4", then i could use an adjustable 1" bore wilwood and get the flow i need.
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I used a 15/16 from AP. I think you would be fine using the 1" wilwood.
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ddcarter, how is tht working for you?
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ddcarter, how is tht working for you?
Not sure yet, I am still trying to get the car put together. It is going in a C5, but the results should be the same. I will let you know if I get done before you.
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that big! thats a lot of capacity. i wonder why there are so many issues with fluid movement.
the tiny hole in the line
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