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Old 04-02-2012, 07:47 PM
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Default Under dash Brake/Clutch Master?
Anyone know if any decent under dash units? Remote reservoir is a plus.

Trying to keep my firewall pretty....
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Anyone know if any decent under dash units? Remote reservoir is a plus.

Trying to keep my firewall pretty....
Wouldn't a Wilwood pedal assemble fit tat bill? They have swing pedals with the reservoirs in either direction.
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Yes, Wilwood or Tilton are both good companies to look into.

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Tick performance Adjustable Master?
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thanks guys. How hard would this be to do?

I was going to cut a hole in the cowl to get access to the reservoirs.
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yeah, mount them in the cowl and have a flip up panel.
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