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Originally posted by 1320racer:
Broke dyck I specifically stated…

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Originally posted by 1320racer:
I have the Wilwood/Mopar master cylinder in my Firebird, It’s the gold standard used by most chassis builders. That said, it’s probably not made by Wilwood and Strange sells it too.

The rest of their master cylinders are JUNK like their brakes and you won’t find that junk on any chassis built by a professional shop.

Now what part of the TRUTH and the FACTS don’t you understand.

So if it is made by Wilwood and does not have Wilwood on it then it is gold standard. But if it has Wilwood cast on it then it is Junk? Sure. Then you pop off and say it is probably not made by Wilwood any way. Once again proving you are talking out your tooter about something you know nothing about. F@rting, talking out your @$$ and it stinks.

Ediot, at some point in your miserable little life you have to realize you are a little 5'4" mental midget who will never amount to anything and none of us are impressed.

Just like on the Lithium battery deal, you spent years blasting everyone who went to 16 volt system, you said a 12 volt system will start any car. Then you change to 16 volt bragging about how great they are and blasting Lithium batteries and now you buying Lithium battery. Either you are lying or do not know what you are talking about. You are the one making yourself look stupid we did not do that. You did and continue to display your awesome stupidity as if it is something to be proud of. You brought it on yourself.

Do not get mad at us for pointing out your own contradictions and stupidity. You have mental issues and should seek professional help.

From John Heard

Master Cylinder

I have the Strange B3360TA on the Sunfire. Works perfectly along with the many other Strange Engineering components
I use on this car. If I remember correctly it had a green or olive color to the body.

Not to argue but after looking around a bit my opinion is that there was a company making the Chrysler master cylinder body for the OEM. Wilwood, Strange and probably some others started buying the castings from that company and machined their own master cylinders from those castings and that is why they don't have their name on them because they originally were an OEM part.

I can't imagine that Willwood having a set up to machine the ports in thousands of parts already wouldn't go ahead and machine these also. It is possible though. At my company we buy out a sampling device made of brass but we manufacture one just like it out of stainless. Honestly machining those castings would be super easy so anyone could do it.

Really doesn't matter who machines them, they are made here and they work well. While I was looking around though I found it funny that Mark Williams sells Strange master cylinders, being a direct competitor.

Wilwood has their place, no matter what anyone on here thinks. I use their rear kit on my car and don't worry what anyone thinks. On slow cars like mine they stop just as well as any others and Wilwood offers many options that the others don't that I needed to set up my brakes.

Wilwood junk is perfect for your cut up POS.

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Originally posted by 1320racer:
Wilwood junk is perfect for your cut up POS.

I agree with you completely.

Of course you do, no disputing the TRUTH and the FACTS!

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Originally posted by 1320racer:
Of course you do, no disputing the TRUTH and the FACTS!

Ok bud. Have a great day. LOL