larger bore Master cylinder

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  1. bowstick

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    anybody know if there is one that will work with my 72 mav
     
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    i think someone used one from an 80's 1/2 ton Dodge pickup.... dunno if it's any better or not but i remember reading about it :huh:
     
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  3. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    I'm using a Wilwood on my 73.
     
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    Why the larger bore? bigger is not always better
     
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    A larger bore will require more force to make cylinders at the wheels to operate. If you use a smaller bore it will take less effort to stop but you don't get as much volume so you have keep the brakes adjusted.
     
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