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MG Midget and Sprite Technical - Dual Line Master Cylinder
Hi Guys, This has probely been covered before but!! What size is the bore on a dual line system brake master cylinder, my midge had a single line & I want to uprade. Are there any problems I may face? Many Thanks, Howie |
Howard Wright |
Howard, Sorry I can't help with the bore size, but I put a dual line master on my 65 Sprite. I used the one with the big round cap, and I changed out the entire pedal assembly, bracket, cylinders, and all. It did take a little cutting and welding in my case. I liked the result just fine. Charley |
C R Huff |
3/4" ? |
Trevor-Jessie |
Depending on your front brakes it can also be 7/8" Problems ? If you need the 3/4", you'll not find it and if you use the other one on a front disk brake car, you 'll throw the clutch slave piston out of his bore... |
Spyros |
Guys, I have disks up front and standard rear brakes, I want to fit a dual circuit system as fitted to the American spec, but using a Willwood master cylinder hence I need to know what bore I should use7/8 or 3/4. Many Thanks, Howie. |
Howard Wright |
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