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    s1 brake master cyl

    just about to go for rego check and are old freind murphy called. the brake master cyl started leaking, been running the old 55 daily since 88 so thought i'd buy new one since the price i got to resleeve in stainles was $380, tried l.v.s no good, and waiting to hear from 4x4 kotara + ibm, is shopping in england worth a go or does anyone no where they are sold local,(syd) mine is triangular base 3 bolt.with 1'1/2nut on the rear.will s2 oval base 2 bolt fit .maybe bottom hole will line up and i'll have to drill new top hole hopefully wont effect line up ?any ideas thanks. marcus

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    series one shop or england is where i would go

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    Marcus

    I'd go the re-sleeve, once its done you'll never have to hone or sleeve the cylinder again. The seal kits that go inside are the same ones as in the SII/SIIa and usually when the cylinder comes back they have already done the kit as well.

    Yes you can use the later CB cylinder but have to drill an extra hole.

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    We are working on getting a 'girling 625' master cylinder in my '51, much cheaper and readily available. Wait a couple of days and we will put up pics

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    Quote Originally Posted by The ho har's View Post
    We are working on getting a 'girling 625' master cylinder in my '51, much cheaper and readily available. Wait a couple of days and we will put up pics

    Mrs hh
    The master cylinders in the 86, 88, 107 and 109 are longer than the ones in the 80, even though the bore is the same Int Dia (on all the models with 10" brakes)

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    got onto s1 shop no good at this time.thanks as diana says get it sleeved and the jobs done, the old one did 24 yrs and i dont think me or the ute will be around in another 24 thanks everone. now if i can just get that g'box and a clutch to fit 202 my chrissy holidays will be booked thank's again marcus.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marc View Post
    thought i'd buy new one since the price i got to resleeve in stainles was $380,
    I am surprised at that price for a resleeve - has been a couple of years since I got a master (different type) resleeved - it was just on $100.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marc View Post
    just about to go for rego check and are old freind murphy called. the brake master cyl started leaking, been running the old 55 daily since 88 so thought i'd buy new one since the price i got to resleeve in stainles was $380, tried l.v.s no good, and waiting to hear from 4x4 kotara + ibm, is shopping in england worth a go or does anyone no where they are sold local,(syd) mine is triangular base 3 bolt.with 1'1/2nut on the rear.will s2 oval base 2 bolt fit .maybe bottom hole will line up and i'll have to drill new top hole hopefully wont effect line up ?any ideas thanks. marcus
    The later series 2 CB type master cylinder fits between the tank and the outrigger, i have this on my 86". You can either drill your outrigger to suit or go to Radfords website and ring and order the conversion kit which includes the master cylinder and the adapter plate from 3 bolt to 2 bolt.

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    si brake cyl

    Quote Originally Posted by marc View Post
    just about to go for rego check and are old freind murphy called. the brake master cyl started leaking, been running the old 55 daily since 88 so thought i'd buy new one since the price i got to resleeve in stainles was $380, tried l.v.s no good, and waiting to hear from 4x4 kotara + ibm, is shopping in england worth a go or does anyone no where they are sold local,(syd) mine is triangular base 3 bolt.with 1'1/2nut on the rear.will s2 oval base 2 bolt fit .maybe bottom hole will line up and i'll have to drill new top hole hopefully wont effect line up ?any ideas thanks. marcus
    hi ring me regarding original brake master cyl jim o428732001

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    i got a shock myself got a few more places to try.

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