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Very good Bob. I'm tracking one now that's at 18.00. Frugal Arsse Studebaker Owner
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Thanks, all. I found prices for this master from $165 down to what I paid, which was $42 including shipping; quite a spread in maybe 15 minutes' worth of research. That's not CASO, that's just dilligence!
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Originally posted by Bob Andrews View PostThanks Dave, but jimmijim hooked me up with the info. Should be all set- at least for now!
as did the one from Studebakers NorthWest!!!
StudeDave '57
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Question- What bore should this master be? We're thinking 1 1/8". Is this correct?
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Thanks Dave, but jimmijim hooked me up with the info. Should be all set- at least for now!
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I've got two new ones on the shelf over at my shop- I'll try to remember to look at the boxes when I head over there a bit later today if you'd like...
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Same thing Bob. Some are U2796{united} give me a call. I bought 2 for the price of one. Fork truck parts supplier. jimmijim
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P.S. I did recall the below thread, but I'm not sure it answers my specific question:
http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.c...or-Disk-Brakes
Or maybe Warren did. Clarification?
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Master cylinder question
Working on the 57 Provincial (finally). Car is getting complete new brakes- all new shoes, wheel cylinders, hoses, lines, and master.
Am currently looking for a master cylinder. I want to stay with a bolt-on single master, stock-type. My understanding is that a Wagner PN 2796 will fit (from Nate's site). Looking around I found a new one for a good price. However, the number shows as F2796. Is this the same? What does the 'F' denote?
A forum search did not turn up an answer to this, at least that I could find.Tags: None
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