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  1. 01-18-2004 05:25 PM #1
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    master cylinder woes!

     



    okay , so it seems I'm a little limited for space to put a master cylinder in - I've got 7" between the master cylinder mount on the brake pedal bracket and the trans cross member. Anybody know of a REALLY small master cylinder or a small master with a remote resivoir /filler?
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    Lightbulb Master cylinder woes!

     



    Thanks Viking! I imagine they're available at the local parts stores too.
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