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Old 12-07-2011, 12:12 PM
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Hi Guys! Does anyone know what size bore the tick performance MC for the 98-2000 F body is:burn? I greatly appreciate any info.
Old 12-07-2011, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted by ariel27
Hi Guys! Does anyone know what size bore the tick performance MC for the 98-2000 F body is:burn? I greatly appreciate any info.
Since the stock MC is 3/4" I suspect that the Tick MC is the same.

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The earlier ones are 7/8" but tilton couldnt make em fast enough, so they cleaned out everyones stock on 13/16"s.
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Originally Posted by Project GatTagO
Since the stock MC is 3/4" I suspect that the Tick MC is the same.

Andrew
As has already been pointed out, they Tick MC uses a larger bore. Their design goal was to push more fluid, hence the larger diamter. It is also why many complain that their clutch pedal got stiffer after the install.
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Originally Posted by NVR_SPDS
The earlier ones are 7/8" but tilton couldnt make em fast enough, so they cleaned out everyones stock on 13/16"s.
There was a very limited production run earlier this year of 13/16" versions for guys who couldn't wait for the 7/8" kit to come back into stock, but our kit has always (and will always) be built around a 7/8" bore Tilton cylinder.
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Just ordered my Tick MC last night.
I'm up in the air about ordering the remote bleeder.
Anyone have any experience with this?
would it make the install better?
The hard decision has not been made yet on what clutch.
Fly wheel is the Yella Terra steel 14 pounder.
I most likely will pop for the Centerforce dual friction.
The engine will never see the top side of 450 rwhp living in CA.
The twin disk will be overkill.
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The remote bleeder is never a bad idea...it makes fluid maintenance a breeze as opposed to a chore.




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