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Z32 Master Cylinder Question
I have a Z32 master cylinder and i need to know if the hole in the red circle needs to be plugged?
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If anyone's already done the master cylinder swap in their 240, and with 300zx brakes, can someone tell me if they feel better (when stopping). I have the 300zx brakes, but no z32 master cylinder yet due to money.
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That's a very odd hole. My MC didn't have it:
Z32 MC info I say, tap the hole, use some thread sealant and a screw. Or thread lock. As for the feel, it's awesome. I did all 4 corners first, and the pedal was super soft. Very unsettling. I just pulled the cover off of my 240 and drove it last night. I had installed some Porterfield pads up front, last fall, and never really got a chance to try them out before I put the car up for the winter. After seating the pads a bit, I was stunned by how powerful the brakes were and the feel of the pedal. The Hawk HPS pads I had before just sucked in a huge way. -Alex S.
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Do you know if oil comes out of that little hole? Try bench bleeding and see what happens. I should have asked this earlier -Alex S.
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importnut- how do you bench bleed it?
get sideways - i got the whole e-brake assembly and used z32 cables. I routed the cables through a hole in the subframe. it looks like it was meant to be there |
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You'll need everything. If you can, just pick up a complete rear knucle assembly. Unless you use shocks with interchangeable lower mounts, you cannot use the aluminum upright. So, you'll have to transfer everything over to the stock upright. Check out my site for the details. I'm hoping...soon...to get some stock 240 e-brake cables so I can make calbes that work right. I will definitely post that info once i have it ready. -Alex S.
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it looks like the hole where the screw is loosened to rebuild the pistons in the mc. but i think that screw was on the other side. maybe its over there for the tokico mc.
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kinda not related, but since sumone else asked about feel.... hows the power of ur ebrake feel? I mean, if u ever try using it to initiate a drift, u think the old disk ebrake locked better for drifting [vs z32 drum ebrake]?
Thanks for wutever feedback :]
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