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For debate: Replace or rebuild a master clyinder

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Re: For debate: Replace or rebuild a master clyind

70herald said:
PeterK said:
rotoflex said:
They don't make them like they used to,
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Right on brother! Same applies to most things. Lots of the new repro stuff is disposable, produced for the lowest bid;
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If I needed a new master cylinder, I would order this:
Wilwood master cylinder

It should swap in 1:1 and is available in versions with remote reservoirs. Just need to add a clevis. Wilwood is high quality part and will be better quality than allot of the junk some of the suppliers are trying to pass off on us.
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Agree. That's the cylinder that I am using for the clutch on my 4A (with the HVDA kit). But the reservoir is smaller than a 4A master and the cap is plastic. Girling cap won't fit on it. I used to use Wilwood calipers on my race car an is good quality.

I'm using a TR6 setup with booster for brakes on the 4A.
 
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