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1939-48 Ford Single Master Cylinder, 1-1/16 Bore
1939-48 Ford Single Master Cylinder, 1-1/16 Bore
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1939-48 Ford Single Master Cylinder, 1-1/16 Bore
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Bore Size:
1.06"
Centerline of Holes:
2.30"
Material Type:
Steel
Mounted Length:
5.38"
Feed:
Single
Overall Width:
3.09"
Overall Height:
3.03"
Outlet Fitting:
1/2"-20
Sleeve Material:
Steel
Finish:
Natural
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Notes:
Also fits '48-'52 F-1 trucks.
Info
Single outlet master cylinder with triangular bolt pattern for 1939-1948 Ford and Mercury cars. Has a 1/2"-20 outlet fitting (washer sealed).
Brake System Builder's Tip (Link)
Learn more about selecting the proper master cylinder for your vehicle by reading our tech article. Brake System Selection.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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