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irvined

posted on 25/7/09 at 09:04 PM Reply With Quote
Upright Master Cylinder

Hello,

Does anybody know where I can get a master cylinder that sits vertical, as opposed to standard horizontally mounted ones with a 7/8th bore? (its for a clutch.)

Its going into a gtm Cox, (with a vtec type r engine in it.) and height is very limited. Girling do one but its designed to go horizontally, therefore you need a remote master cylinder, and there is only about 12mm clearance between the top of the master cyl and the bonnet. Subsequently we can't get the reservoir high enough to be practical.


Thanks in advance


David





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Mal

posted on 25/7/09 at 10:16 PM Reply With Quote
Old style Minis had vertical master cylinders.
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minitici

posted on 26/7/09 at 06:01 AM Reply With Quote
Alternatively you could fit an OBP Mini Pedal box like this:

See the GTMOC forum topic
GTMOC

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britishtrident

posted on 26/7/09 at 07:38 AM Reply With Quote
You can use a smaller bore cylinder if you adjust the leverage to give a longer stroke.


Apart from already mentioned part from the real the Mini also early Metro and Mg Midget/AH Sprite

---- However if you use a remote resevoir it will work just fine as long as the bottom of the resevoir is level with the inlet port of the master cylinder ie the resevoir dosen't have to be above the outlet port.

If you want to use a remote resevoir the Rover 620 has suitable big bore size master cylinder.

[Edited on 26/7/09 by britishtrident]





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