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Master cylinder on an angle


BlownCorona

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Can anyone confirm if its okay to run a brake master cylinder on an angle. 

I mean a clocked angle, about 10 degrees of center max. I've read abit online but either it talks about the cylinder being on an angle front to back, or I can't figure out what kind of angle they mean. 

My new twin circuit manual master cylinder does fit, but the resovoirs are very close to the inlet manifold and I'd like to open up that gap. 

The outlets are on the bottom, and the bleed nipples are on the side but if rotated would be facing a bit further down. 

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. While that is true, left hand banks would now have an amplified effect. 

That said its only max 10 degrees so won't matter fuck all, you'd have to crank in nearly 80 degrees for it to actually uncover the ports, and there are other obveous problems with that scenario. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't creating bleeding issues. 

Also gives me the added benifit of being able to drill the new bolt pattern into fresh steel.

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