Thanks for the response; that's the good news I was hoping for!
Jim
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Jim, single bore no taper , 50.00 is correct the line you see is from
piston use over the years.
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Subject: Re: TR3 m/c bore
Author: Non-HP-vafred (vafred@erols.com) at HP-USA,mimegw5
Date: 8/1/97 10:24 AM
JAMES_S_WALLACE@HP-Canada-om1.om.hp.com wrote:
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> I was in touch with White Post regarding re-sleeving my master
> cylinders and they told me that it would be $100 each, plus shipping.
> Then by way of confirmation, he said "Those are the ones with the
> plastic reservoir, right?" - but they're not. When I informed him that
> they're the ones with the remote tin-can reservoir, he said it would
> then be only $50, because there's only a single diameter all the way
> down the bore. The reason for the initial $100 figure was that on the
> others, the diameter goes down .030" part way down, necessitating two
> sleeves.
>
> That's all very well and good, but when I peered down my master
> cylinders, there did appear to be a ridge down there. Can anyone
> confirm whether this type really has a ridge? I can't figure out how
> to be sure, and if it does I can't understand why, as it's a single
> circuit with the incoming fluid at the centre of the end of the
> cylinder. In other words, I don't want to pay for an unnecessary
> stepped bore.
>
> TIA,
> Jim Wallace
> '60 TR3a TS81417
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