Wilwood 261-17798-P Master Cylinder Kit
950-261-17798-P
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Wilwood 261-17798-P Features:
Wilwood's new Mopar Compact Tandem Master Cylinder kit part no. 261-17798-P has a 1.00in bore and Chrome Powdercoat finish, a left-hand side bracket, proportioning valve and tubing. Wilwood now makes a performance master cylinder with a flange specifically for Mopar's unique four bolt pattern. The rectangular mounting flange of our Mopar Compact Tandem master cylinder matches the A-body, B-body and the E-body firewall mounts in the 1960's and 70's. Available in 15/16in, 1.00in and 1-1/8in bore sizes without pushrod, 15/16inin and 1.00 with pushrod and Mopar style eyelet. Available in either a chrome powder coat finish or a glossy black E-coat to complement any engine bay. These kits are available that include a combination valve with a hydraulic brake light switch, adjustable proportioning valve, bracket, and plumbing.
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