> I have a few brake/clutch master cylinders that are stamped
> Girling and have
> the numbers 310680. They have one pipe connector at 90 degrees
> and the other
> pipe connection at about a 45 degree angle. This design seems to
> be the shape
> of the current Moss and TRF master cylinders.
>
> I have a few Girling clutch/brake master cylinders that are
> stamped with the
> number 310660 and one also has the name Dialoy on the back of it. These
> cylinders have both pipe connectors at 90 degrees to the cylinder.
>
> I have not been able to find these Girling part numbers on the
> Internet and I
> checked with the big guys and they don't use these Girling
> numbers. I see
> that there are Girling replacements with different numbers now so I expect
> that the numbering system was changed during the last 42 years.
>
> If anyone knows the history of these Girling cylinder numbers and if they
> could confirm which of the two types would have been used on the
> TR3B I would
> appreciate the information.
Doug, I don't know whence the straight exits, but I do know your TR3B should
definitely have the angled exits.
Randall
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