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In my digging I found and handled a 84-86 SVO 1 1/8 bore RH port which was also listed for 79-93 Mustangs NAPA #NMC 2032 however it was Cast Iron. Weighed a ton. Also found a note which said “Large calipers required 73mm frt/54mm rr. We couldn’t find a reference that it was ever made in aluminum. It looks to me that the 94-95 (a refit for 79-93’s) Mustang GT was fitted with a 2 piece 1 1/16 bore RH port but has a steep profile reservoir so not suitable. A better option would be 96-98 SVO Mustang. 1 1/16 bore RH port 2 piece with a flat profile. Although I have not physically handled this option.

5/2/232:25 PM

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