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George PAdmin.

I've robbed a picture of my master cylinder from an older topic. See below. Its an aluminum Ford master. The system was on the car when I purchased it, so I can't say from whom it was purchased, but it looks to me as though it was installed by a vendor rather than the previous owner of the car.

The pads are Wilwood, they have about a dozen different formulations for brake pad material. I'm at work, and therefore away from my notes, so I can't tell you which formulation I'm using.

The brakes do not feel spongy.

cowboy from hell

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