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While you have the m/c out it might be helpful in the future to measure the m/c
Here are the dimensions that are needed ![]() ![]()
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Bill, I'll do that tonite.
I am trying to identify that Corrado unit as well. regards andy |
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ps I doubt that the Corrado will work
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Bill, dimensions as promised:
Diameter D 41.5 mm L1 152 mm L 170 mm SM Centers 86mm Mount bolt centers 60 mm Mount bolt holes 9.2 mm No chance of this fitting my car unless I mount it upside down with the reservoir inlets at the bottom which is not really the best option. I'm onto AP racing as well for a special . thanks andy |
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Thanks!, those #s are for the 23? Do you still have the stock 19?
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Brake Master Cylinder
Sorry guys I don't have the original anymore.
The Corrado unit does fit. The stroke is the same as the ATE 23 mm unit. The original pushrod will also work. The clearance issues are largely solved. I have to make some shouldered nuts for it or fit longer pedal box bolts and the brake pedal stop needs adjusting. The proof will be in the final testing but its looking good . See pictures below of trial fit. ![]() |
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Thanks Steve
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Any updates to this corrado master cyl?
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Would be interested in hearing how it worked as well.
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Any news about the corrado mc?
What model year is it from? Partnumber would be great. Thanks
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See my post #14.
A search in ebay shows descriptions with similar specs: E.g. These are one of my long term projects as well. However, after I suggested that alternate MC, Hassad did PM me that it worked. Sherwood |
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Tomeric914 (Tom) on 914World.com provides an excellent write-up on the 22.2mm VW-Corrado MC installation.
914World.com - The largest online 914 community! Sherwood |
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