Early master cylinder ID

Pandersen33

Pandersen33

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Anyone recognize this master cylinder? Looking to replace it as its obviously leaking. Its a 2-bolt so a little different from the genaric juice-brake masters. I just need something that will fit
Thanks.
 

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I have it brand new --- but not with the screw type lid, but with a standard bale wire lid ...
Call me --- 516 - 485 - 1935.... Long Island, New York.... Craig....
 
Pandersen33 said:
Anyone recognize this master cylinder? Looking to replace it as its obviously leaking. Its a 2-bolt so a little different from the genaric juice-brake masters. I just need something that will fit
Thanks.
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Your M/C 'LOOKS' like the one BELOW. But rather than "just needing something that will fit", you should be more-aware of the diameter of the bore, with an inclination toward matching the bores. Using a M/C with as little as 1/16" DIFFERENCE in diameter of the bore can considerably alter the feel, as well as the amount of force required to push on the brake pedal to match the performance of the M/C that you now have.

Below is the M/C that I found that appears like yours. Click the link BELOW for information on that particular M/C. DD


https://www.ebay.com/itm/3847538595...xg%3D|ampid:PL_CLK|clp:2047675&epid=236499040

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Not an early master but looks like a GM dual master that someone cobbled up for use as a single hanging master on early firewall.
 
I think it is plumbed as a dual. Note thin pipe coming from banjo on forward fitting.
 
Fire wall should also have some reinforcing on the inside or my guess is that will eventually crack as they are not thick enough on its own
 
51 MERC-T , I think you are correct. Looks identical to the 67 Camero master cylinder my brother used on his 1957 Nomad.
 
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Fire wall should also have some reinforcing on the inside or my guess is that will eventually crack as they are not thick enough on its own
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Looks like a bracket assy. is bolted to the firewall.
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OPPS ! guess I need to look at all the pictures before I open my big mouth ! thanks 51 merc
 
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