Evening all!

I'm trying to find a non-servo tandem brake master cylinder with a 19mm / 0.75" bore.

Easy enough you say... but I want one with either a horizontal or vertical mounting flange (rather than the more common diagonal mounting flange).

Can anyone help with finding such a thing!?

Thanks on advance.

Triumph Spitfire or some FX4D Taxis, you could also look at very early VW Polo

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Originally posted by britishtrident
Triumph Spitfire or some FX4D Taxis, you could also look at very early VW Polo

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Fiat 124.

Cheers guys... off for a trawl through the internet to see what I can find!

Fiat 124 has a diagonal mounting flange.

Thanks for the suggestion though.

20.6mm any use?

OE Sys. Bendix Delphi Master Brake Cylinder Genuine OE Quality Braking Part

Not really sure about the effects of changing size?

It's for a set of Lotus Elise derived calipers (front and rear) on an un-servo'd car. I know that the original Elise S1 MC was a 0.75, but the diagonal flange used by Lotus is no use to me (and I don't want the hassle of fabricating a conversion plate).

Can anyone offer a general opinion as to how far either side of a manufacturers MC spec you can go before screwing up the performance, or pedal feel?

Drawing a blank with the Spitfire (0.7) and the FX4 (no reference).

Just on the off-chance that anyone else is looking for such a thing (unlikely as it is)... I found one!

Nissan / Datsun F10 1976-78



£112 delivered from the States. Prob £150 by the time import charges are paid, but it save me a bit of head-scratching!

Turns out the supplier had run out of stock... so the hunt went on!

Found this...



£65 delivered.

Result!