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    Junior Member supercharged666's Avatar
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    Ok so, Its time for a new master cylinder for the 98 T/A. While stopped at stop light my car tends to creep forward and I have to keep bushing further down on the brake pedal. The pedal is hard at first but then tends to creep down slowly. I beleave these are sign of the internally seals of the master cylinder going bad. Also noticed small brake fluid leaking coming out the back of the master where it bolts to the brake booster. My question is. Are there any better replacment for the master cylinder other then the stock one??? I can get a stock one from the local parts store for around $100.00 bucks. Does anyone know of a better high performance one to go with other then stock??? Do any of the corvette masters bolt up to our cars? And if so are they better to replace our stock one's with??

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    The tick master cylinder is best your gonna get. Solved alot of problems and feels good too.

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    Where do I find info. on a Tick master cylinder??? Anyone got any links???

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    http://kentucky-speed.com/tick-perfo...bc99bdefd32841

    Its a nice piece too. Wish it wasnt completely hidden in the engine bay. lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2000 View Post
    http://kentucky-speed.com/tick-perfo...bc99bdefd32841

    Its a nice piece too. Wish it wasnt completely hidden in the engine bay. lol
    Are you guys talking brake problems or clutch problems?

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    lol. . and oh no. . .What I just told you about is a clutch master cylinder. I dont know of anything different for a brake master cylinder. My apologies!

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    Brake master cylinder!!!!

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    I'd probably just go with a stock replacement. I see no need to upgrade unless you upgrade the rest of the system.

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