Reply to "Upgrade my brakes..."

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VERYFAST: Which master brake cylinder did you use? In speaking with a few of the vendors, the bore size is dependent on whether you are using stock calipers or "upgraded" racing calipers (like the Dynalites). I was told 1" bore for stock and 1-1/8" for upgraded. The master I'm considering buying bolts to the stock booster with an adapter plate. All hardware is included. The flares are standard, so some new flaring needs to be done. I'm going to install a front/rear proportioning valve while I'm at it.

1/24/057:06 AM

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