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03-20-2001, 03:40 AM
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You should definitely get a different master cylinder and prop. valve. Just find a used master cylinder out of an SVO (with the 1 1/8" bore) and get the adjustable prop. valve that Summit sells for $30. It'll make all the difference in the world. Your stock M/C just isn't designed for 4 wheel discs. Hell...it sucks even with a stock setup. You'll want to pick up some banjo bolts to modify those lines as well.
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