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nitro_mudder
PostPosted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 12:31 pm 
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I need 2 good res's for Brake and Clutch. I think due to the S-10 calipers I need something with some piston mass. What do you guys recomend and where to find it?

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http://www.woodsbuggy.com/index.php?option=com_jfusion&Itemid=10&jfile=viewtopic.php&f=10&t=4775

I kind of hit on that topic awhile back. CNC makes any size bore you need. If your looking to get by cheap look on ebay. There are always a ton of race car take-offs on there. cnc, wilwood, howe, girling...

What size bore are yopu running now :?:

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Stock replicas I believe. A full pump isn't enough to fill the pistons so I need 1"+ I believe.

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A residual valve will probably cure the problem.

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I don't have front brakes so not sure how that will help. plus I also have leakage at the existing res.

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He said 'Residual valve not proportion valve .
a Residual valve will hold a small amount of pressure on the system so you don't have to pump
and also if you get too big of a bore you will have to stand on the pedal with booth feet to make enough pressure to stop
smaller the bore ...more pressure to the calliper
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aahhhhhh, ok. Still need resevoirs that don't leak.

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Just curious,where are your resevoirs leaking from?
How are they attached to the master cylinders?

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leaking around the push rod

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Oh, master cylinder is whats leaking, get rebuild kits.

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Ok I'll just look online, lol, this isn't working :?

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