Hello All;
I was fixing a rear brake wheel cylinder the other day and found that I was out
of replacement seals. I try to keep a few around for rebuilds. I looked
through my box of old parts that I can't seem to throw away and dug out 8 old
wheel cylinders and noticed that the 4 iron ones that came in the box of spares
12 years ago were different than the 4 aluminum ones I replaced 10 years ago.
When I replaced the 4 AL ones I did so with 4 new AL ones from Atl. Brit. My
question is this. What size cylinder should be used at which wheel on a SII
88"? I have been using 1" AL ones since I have owned the Rover. Is there
supposed to be 1.25" cylinders in the front and 1" in the rear? I never really
have had any problem with having 1" cylinders all around, but maybe its because
thats what has always been on and I don't have a referance point for any other
arangements. I also suspect that the snails I replaced 10 years ago where
smaller that the originals, but replaced them anyway. Can anyone give me the
dimensions of what a snail cam should be. Just the major radius is all thats
really necessary.
Hurricane Mitch and the Red
Dinosaur
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