Clutch Master Cylinder

[Mike H.]

Hi Folks,

Looking for a good clutch master cylinder for my 67 SV. Anyone have a good spare they would like to part with?

Cheers, Michael

 

[Alpine Addict]

These are stsrting to get scarce. You may want to re-build the original. Apply Hydraulics can re-build these cylinders.

 

[zztdn3]

Do you have email / phone for Apply Hydralics? thx

 

[RootesRich]

I think Steve meant Apple Hydraulics...
http://www.applehydraulics.com/

 

[mikephillips]

I'll start this by saying I haven't tried any of these so keep that in mind. A swap probably is possible.

MGB used a similiar looking clutch master, and it is available from Moss and other MG parts dealers.

Triumph, from the TR6 on and the Spitfire used one that looks like the Tiger clutch master, might be adaptable.

 

[Green67Alpine]

I'll start this by saying I haven't tried any of these so keep that in mind. A swap probably is possible.

MGB used a similiar looking clutch master, and it is available from Moss and other MG parts dealers.

I tried this but, the threads for the pipe are different.
Had White Post rebuild and sleeve mine.

tom j

 

[mikephillips]

I should have mentioned you may need an adaptor for the line. Or possibly getting the MG or TR line and removing the piece from that line and installing on the Alpine one priveded they're the same diameter. A brake or hydraulic shop should be able to help with that.

 

[66Tiger]

I bought Girling Master Cylinders for my car from Averill Racing Stuff...they come in both remote/plastic or integral reservoirs. A direct bolt-in item.

http://www.racing-stuff.com/master_cylinders.htm

Paul

 

[SIVAllan]

Hi Folks,

Looking for a good clutch master cylinder for my 67 SV. Anyone have a good spare they would like to part with?

Cheers, Michael

Our friend in Holland lists Brake master cylinders, might have a clutch MC as well. Have you checked with them ?


http://www.rootesparts.com/id210.htm