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Old 04-10-2010, 06:09 AM
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Default Questions on Wilwood and Tilton master cylinder for LS1 T-56

I'm thinking of installing a Tilton or Wilwood master cylinder for my clutch, which has a hydraulic throw out bearing (Camaro LS1 T-56)

I have some tight space constraints, and can't use the GM factory master cylinders.

Is the 3/4 bore, and 1.1 stroke are what most people using to replace the factory master cylinders?

The ones I'm looking at are approximately 3 1/4 long. Any problems or features I should consider between these two brands? How about bleeding them.

I will be mounting the master cylinder inclined, as I am using the C5 Corvette pedal assembly.
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Tick uses certain parts from Tilton in their master and they work GREAT! Tilton has nice quality stuff for sure. I would look into them IMO.



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