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I am trying to find out what the piston sizes are on the stock brake master cylinder and clutch master cylinder thanks ( ineed these numbers really bad)
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the bore is 13/16". is that what you're looking for?

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if you're looking to go bigger, try a master cylinder out of a Nissan 200sx 1.8 or 2.0. it has a 15/16" bore size as opposed to the 86's 13/16" bore.

AE86 MC:
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just check on how the mounting holes line up right.

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now what i need is the size of the clutch master
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nt66 wrote:now what i need is the size of the clutch master
5/8"

i actually responded with both information on your C4AG post earlier.

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oh and i was reading that a bigger master equals less pedal travle but less clamping force at the calipers so if anything i will go a little smaller
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nt66 wrote:oh and i was reading that a bigger master equals less pedal travle but less clamping force at the calipers so if anything i will go a little smaller
also, you might consider going with a longer cylinder as well. the idea w/ the longer cylinder on a narrower bore is it makes up for the benefits of a larger bore in reducing pedal travel. that way you get both good clamping and less effort :)

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