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I'm after a brake master cylinder from an E32 750iL to retrofit into my E30.

Anyone have one?

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Note early e32 may be the same, not just 750i (which is all years).

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What are you actually doing and what do you want to achieve ?? A bit more info might help

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Guest Ari Gold

upgrade to a 25mm master cylinder Glen.

It's a pretty common mod on the E30 M3's: larger cylinder = firmer pedal = far better brake modulation capability.

Here's some good info from our own madhatter :Dhttp://www.dtmpower.net/forum/australia/17...linder-e30.html

And from the God of E30 M3's (I can't stress this enough) Gustave Stroes http://www.e30m3project.com/e30m3performan...1/25mc/25mc.htm

The stock E30 M3 one is 23mm, so you're only getting an 18% increase in cylinder size (further investigation shows this to be close to 13%)

I can't really comment on the increase for normal E30's as I'm running E30 m3 gear.

I know Gus did this swap - he'll chime in no doubt.

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He has Nissan Skyline (actually 300zx, but who's quibbling) calipers front and rear and needs a master cylinder large enough to match. Pedal very very soggy with standard e30 m/c.

It's a track/race car.

Look carefully at the pic:

http://www.bimmersport.co.nz/forums/index....st&p=234257

Edited by CamB

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I need a 1" master cylinder or a 17/16" and the e32's is the closest one that may work without too much dicking around.

Have 12 pistons worth of fluid to move, and I don't think the stock e30 one is up to it.

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also have e34 540i types .

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Is 25/20 the master cylinder sizes for front / rear?

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