Tuff Stuff 7" Booster Combo 2071 Master Cylinder
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Tuff Stuff's Master Cylinders combine quality, fitment and use only 100% new components, tested and manufactured in the USA. These master cylinders fit virtually all hot rods, customs and muscle cars, available in stock-style iron or aluminum smoothie versions. Stock-style cast iron master cylinders come in a variety of finishes including chrome plated, powder coated or as cast. Aluminum Smoothie master cylinders come in chrome plated or polished aluminum finish. Both incorporate 3-3/8" mounting hole spacing (67-74 Mustang is 3-1/8") and dual reservoirs. Master cylinders are available individually or as Brake Booster/Master Cylinder combo. Stock-Style Iron Master Cylinders: Aluminum Smoothie Master Cylinders: Brake Booster/Master Cylinder Combos: Specific fit applications available in chrome plated, gold zinc or black powder coated finishes. Universal fit applications available in chrome plated or gold zinc finishes. Every unit is vacuum tested to insure reliability and works with many stock mounting bracket set-ups and with Tuff Stuff bracket kits (sold seperately). Universal fit applications include 3/8"-16 mounting studs and nuts.
Motor Vehicles
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Electrical Cords
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