Yo
Looks like it is time to replace my master cylinder
I know I can just throw a new stock one back on, but then I saw this one

http://www.wilwood.com/Products/006-...IRMC/index.asp

http://www.wilwood.com/PDF/ds260.pdf

I haven't gone out and measured my stock one, so I am not even sure it is close.

Just curious if anyone has tried it, or knows of any better Master Cylinders that will fit our trucks

 

Interesting... What wrong with your stocker?

 

Well close to 100,000 miles on the truck, time to fix some brake issues I have. I think my master cylinder is toast

 

Looks good.

How did you run at JDM day?

 

The truck ran great, but the brakes wouldn't allow me to bring my revs up. Which is why I am looking to upgrade or at least fix my brakes

 

I thought something was up when I saw you pushing through the beams at the start.

 

thats a MOPAR master cyl. and that one is for manual brakes not power.Also there is no provition for the cruise switch so something there would need to be mads to work inline somewhere.sTan

 

My frigging 02 did that for years @(^@($%@$(%^@$(@%(@$ (with no miles on it)
UNTIL I changed the Master Cylinder

Old one and new box


AutoZone Reciept said
#718100 Master Cylinder $49.99
#718100 Core Charge $27.00
Yes it's a rebuilt Don, but it only takes like 10 minutes to do it and the price is right, and it works, give it a try.....

Sorry I missed your calls buddy (and more sorry I missed JDM day) @$@$@$