Sorry for the complex multiple question - I hope there is a simple answer not involving too much money!
JC
For my midi, is am planning to use the original Fiesta Mk4 master cylinder. However, the reservoir is a 'push on' type and for space
reasons, I want to fit a remote one. Is there an easy way to do this? If not, the brake pressure reducers screw into the master cylinder - is there
an easy master cylinder to use that takes a remote reservoir and accepts these screw in valves? Thirdly(!) if all else fails and I end up with an old
Polo master cylinder, do these take remote reservoirs and what is the best reducer to use? (Disks on back)
Sorry for the complex multiple question - I hope there is a simple answer not involving too much money!
JC
have to say, i've got no real knowledge of the fiesta cylinders, or push on fittings and stuff, but....
why not get the willwood/girling type master cylinder. you get internal or remote reseviors, with screw in fittings, plus tried and tested in
racing... you don't need to try and source bits from all over and try to work all kinds of bits out.
wilwood are one of the best, and pretty cheap too IMO
http://www.rallydesign.co.uk/index.php?cPath=562_582&osCsid=3482c853975f471fe86438531e03f013
if your pressure reducers don't fit straight into the cylinder (i forget what size thread they are 3/8" i think...) then an adapter could
easily be made i think with some flexi pipe and the correct fittings.
[Edited on 22/5/08 by blakep82]
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Originally posted by JC
For my midi, is am planning to use the original Fiesta Mk4 master cylinder. However, the reservoir is a 'push on' type and for space reasons, I want to fit a remote one. Is there an easy way to do this? If not, the brake pressure reducers screw into the master cylinder - is there an easy master cylinder to use that takes a remote reservoir and accepts these screw in valves? Thirdly(!) if all else fails and I end up with an old Polo master cylinder, do these take remote reservoirs and what is the best reducer to use? (Disks on back)
Sorry for the complex multiple question - I hope there is a simple answer not involving too much money!
JC
bore --- you would need long pedals 