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I posted about the Chase Bays part on another thread regarding boosters and am wondering the same thing, will it drop in and work well for the stock system.... I have a gen2 RX-7 front brake setup going in soon but the calipers are 4 pots and not huge, would like to get the most out of it.

 

 

Somebody please be the guinea pig!

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This is a dual cylinder setup I put on my car, largely so I could run different size cylinders to make up for four piston calipers up front and stock calipers out back. It also incorporates a balance bar and linkage to reduce pedal effort.

 

I did have to partially box the top and bottom to get rid of some flex in the assembly.

http://maxzillian.com/starion/mastercylinders1.jpg

 

 

http://maxzillian.com/starion/mastercylinders5.jpg

 

 

http://maxzillian.com/starion/mastercylinders6.jpg

 

 

http://maxzillian.com/starion/mastercylinders7.jpg

 

I would like to re-design it a little further to try and increase the mechanical advantage as well as use a thicker gauge steel to reduce flexing. However, it still works exrtemely well and has managed to handle the depands of autocross and racing slicks.

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