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O.E. Style Replacement Brake Master Cylinder for Select 1962-1966 GM Models with Single Reservoir
555-631492
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GM Reproduction Brake Master Cylinders
JEGS 555-631492 O.E. Style Replacement GM Brake Master Cylinder
Keep your brakes in top shape with a new brake master cylinder from JEGS. This single reservoir unit is a direct fit replacement for 1962-1966 GM cars with a disc/drum braking setup. The cast-iron construction and yellow zinc lid mimic the original for a factory-fresh appearance. Don't let a poorly functioning original unit spoil your fun.
JEGS 555-631492 O.E. Style Replacement GM Brake Master Cylinder Features:
- The perfect master cylinder for your GM restoration
- New unit (not remanufactured)
- Single reservoir deep pocket design
- Gold zinc plated single bail cap
- Exact copy, designed to match the original GM-style brake master cylinder
- Dimensions:
- 6 3/8 in. L x 4 3/8 in. W x 5 1/4 in. H
- GM 3 3/8 in. Wide Bolt Pattern
Specifications:
p/n 555-631492 master cylinder: Bore diameter?? Specs say 1.125 in., description says 1.0 in.; which is correct????
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