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#580549 10/05/2009 3:42 AM
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can someone tell me what i can use for example napa part number or upgrade i could use to replace my master cyliner under the floorboard, could not find any post or im not looking right, any comments welcome. something simple, i thought 129 was a little pricey.


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Napa has no listing, but Auto Zone shows a listing for a rebuild kit for $23.


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Rock auto still lists them. They have a Dorman and a Raybestos with 1 1/8" bore. Almost everyone has rebuild kits, but unless you have a good hone to actually remove material to get rid of all the pits, the kit will most likely fail. I use an Ammco hone that works like an engine cylinder hone. I use honing oil just like I would honing a cylinder. I then follow up with a dingleberry hone instead of cross hatching.


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