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Big Red Brake Up Grade

I am upgrading my1980SC brakes to 993TT Front Calipers and I think the Rear are
GT3 (can't tell as no markings) .I bought them off a Doc who said they were both 993TT but don't think they are .
Anyway I have to adapt the rear arm to fit rear caliers .
Can anyone tell what Master cylinder I will need or will I need to fit a pedal box ,or can you recommend options .cheers Dave

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I think the stock sc mc will work. If not, go with the turbo one.
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You will need a 23mm MC for those calipers.
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I have a similar set up on my 84. Installed the turbo MC and has worked well for many track events. Great set-up. Never have a soft pedal at the track. Just make sure you get them on the correct side of the car. The calipers have a small piston and a larger piston. the small one needs to be the first one the rotor passes. If your's are not that way, flip the bleeders and the bridge.
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I use a 23mm and works good. Jeff
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993 Twin Turbo Brakes and kit for 911SC

thanks guys for your help cheers Dave

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