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Old 01-05-2007, 11:39 PM
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Default Master Cyl Size???

I have my new C6 brakes in their boxes awaiting their turn to be installed on the car. Meanwhile, i'm cleaning stuff and finishing the tubs etc.

I'm looking at some master cylinders to replace my old and rusty original unit but am now puzzled as to what i should run...I'm thinking a 7/8" but would like opinions. I REALLY like Wilwoods aluminum (polished) unit but for now all i like about it is its looks.

I searched in the forums and could not come up with the info i need. I want to do the right move.

Hydroboost is also in my mind. I've checked a few systems at abspowerbrake.com and hydratech. Just not sure on which master to use and everybody is closed for the holidays!!!

Help!

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New for summer '13. My latest find!!

48k miles, 100% original, 1969 Camaro coupe. Untouched, never apart and squeaky clean!!! 327/th350, A/C car. Gold on black w/vinyl top. Only add ons; Fast ratio box and SS396 wheels.

FINALLY!!! A car without rust repairs ever!!! None before, none coming!!! Cant come to modifying it tough....

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