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Montreal914
I have the opportunity to get this MC for my 911 front end (M calipers) conversion but I'm wondering if this is a 19mm MC confused24.gif

Can anyone confirm what MC this is?

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Lennies914
Without saying that it is not a 19mm.

I have a 19mm and it does not look like that.

Hope this helps. dry.gif
Black22
QUOTE(Lennies914 @ Aug 28 2012, 08:14 PM) *

Without saying that it is not a 19mm.

I have a 19mm and it does not look like that.

Hope this helps. dry.gif

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Mike Bellis
I say... figure out how to use it with the booster. 914 power brakes... idea.gif
Montreal914
OK, Then I guess I will pass on that opportunity and still look for a 19mm.

Thank you for the input, beer.gif
Montreal914
I got more info from the MC owner. It is installed on an SC and it says 19 on the side apparently. Does this seem possible? Could it be used on a 914 or do I need an earlier 911 version?

Thank you for the input, smile.gif

Cap'n Krusty
So, do you guys think the 19mm dual circuit master cylinder installed on pre-1977 911s is the ONLY 19 mm master cylinder out there? While this one should be all the clue you need, there are literally hundreds of varieties of 19mm master cylinders fitted to all manner of cars and light trucks, and one easy way to identify an Ate 19mm unit is to look for the number embossed on the body.

The Cap'n
DEC
QUOTE(Cap'n Krusty @ Aug 29 2012, 04:39 PM) *

So, do you guys think the 19mm dual circuit master cylinder installed on pre-1977 911s is the ONLY 19 mm master cylinder out there? While this one should be all the clue you need, there are literally hundreds of varieties of 19mm master cylinders fitted to all manner of cars and light trucks, and one easy way to identify an Ate 19mm unit is to look for the number embossed on the body.

The Cap'n

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Montreal914
QUOTE(Cap'n Krusty @ Aug 29 2012, 07:39 AM) *

So, do you guys think the 19mm dual circuit master cylinder installed on pre-1977 911s is the ONLY 19 mm master cylinder out there? While this one should be all the clue you need, there are literally hundreds of varieties of 19mm master cylinders fitted to all manner of cars and light trucks, and one easy way to identify an Ate 19mm unit is to look for the number embossed on the body.

The Cap'n


Thank you for this additional piece of information. I haven't seen the unit. I just got those pictures from the P-car owner who claims there is a 19 on the side and there seems to be the Ate logo in the first picture confused24.gif .
Based on that, I thought this could be a good candidate for my conversion but wanted to make sure.
I'm sorry not to be as knowledgeable in the 911s variations as many of the members here are, and that is why I'm sharing and asking about these pictures.
Now I know I need a pre '77 MC for my conversion and it should'nt look like the one I'm being offered beerchug.gif
Dave_Darling
It is not a good candidate. This is a power master cylinder, and there isn't room for the booster on a 914. If you want an interesting project with lots of fabrication, you can probably find a way to use it.

But it certainly isn't a bolt-in solution in a 914.

--DD
Black22
I believe rhis is is the one you want Eric.

http://www.paragon-products.com/Brake_Mast....355.012.02.htm

The link is for a picture and description of the MC you're looking for.

Good luck!
Montreal914
QUOTE(Black22 @ Aug 29 2012, 02:20 PM) *

I believe rhis is is the one you want Eric.

http://www.paragon-products.com/Brake_Mast....355.012.02.htm

The link is for a picture and description of the MC you're looking for.

Good luck!



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