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master cylinder ? 140-160

posted by  cardog on  Thu Apr 21 16:23 CST 2005
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Hi,
Those are the correct bores for the MC's, they are not stepped.
I believe the front girling piston size is 10.25cm/2(squared cm) for the 142 and 144 and 10.17cm/2 for the 145,(if I am reading my green manual correctly). I do not know the size of the ATE rears, but I believe the girling's are 11.43cm/2 for the 142,144 and 11.33cm/2 for the 145.
I did not realize they would be different for the wagon, but that is what the manual indicates...and smaller?...maybe that increases the pressure per sq.cm?
This is to the best of my knowledge, (which isn't always that much!)
CU





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