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WTD: VR4 Brake Master Cylinder

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Nashstyle

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Just wanted a second opinion on this as I've heard two different things. Getting a larger bore master cylinder will increase stopping power? Is that how it works? As my brakes on my Cordz are fairly spongy I'm looking at a few options to get them up to scratch. I will get them checked out properly and do what is necessary but I'll also look at upgrading a few things without spending too much as I wont be keeping the car for too much longer.
8v 4G63 AC Cordia GSR
FMIC
2.5" exhaust
K&N air filter
Modified AFM
Re-graphed dizzy
rear KYB struts
107wkw @ 13psi

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Rusty

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you planning to stick with the cordia brakes?
Have car - will travel, possibly setting land speed records along the way
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Yes, its an AC so AC brakes, bigger than AB.
8v 4G63 AC Cordia GSR
FMIC
2.5" exhaust
K&N air filter
Modified AFM
Re-graphed dizzy
rear KYB struts
107wkw @ 13psi

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GTi-R

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try going to a braided hose nash, remove 90% of spong, i can get them for 160 a piar, but i will need samples ..

matt
hahaha who the f&^k uses balance shafts in modern 4 cly..........

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fuck Jon, 12.3 you beating me.


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