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are brake master cylinders the same as clutch masters?

Started by waynos, August 30, 2012, 09:04:52 PM

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waynos

just wondering if clutch master cylinders are same bore size as brake ones?
not sure what sort my clutch one is
its not fc
can i use a brake master for a one tonne clutch in an aussie 4 speed?
the pedal is really heavy
could i possibly use something else to make it lighter?



The grinder is mightier than the sword.

collecta

 They are the same size body. The drum brake master has a one way check valve, but is removed for disc and clutch applications.

cheers
Scott
i collect old holdens coz they never die!

waynos

thanks scott,
funny i just spoke to my old man half an hour ago before checkin this
he used to be a brake mechanic,
and he said same thing.
when i was trying to get a kit yesterday ,dude told me they were different
thanks for your input.
now how can i change masters to make it lighter?
would smaller bore make it lighter?
didn't ask dad that.........
The grinder is mightier than the sword.