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Old 04-07-2008, 03:19 PM
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Default CNC Master Cylinder Resavoir.

Anybody have a picture of their CNC master cylinder resavoir #1484. I purchased one today and want to see how they look mounted on the firewall. Also do they have a threaded fitting for a AN-4 male feed line?

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All the bad ass cars on this forum and nobody has one? I find that hard to believe.
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Just got it back from the polishers.
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I have the master/clutch cylinders mounted under the dash and have been looking at those to use for a reservoir mounted on the firewall..............not there yet, but I think that will look nice. I also have been lookin at these ones.
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WOW!Those are way sweet. Who makes those?
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www.cvproducts.com part #cvc450. Since I havent bought them yet I would like to know what else is out there......anybody???
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www.cvproducts.com part #cvc450. Since I havent bought them yet I would like to know what else is out there......anybody???
rob, I have the printout off cv products website of that very same thing... you have good taste in expensive parts

tilton makes nice resevoirs also...
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