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C43 Brake Master Cylinder Question

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Old 11-26-2011, 12:02 PM
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C43 Brake Master Cylinder Question

I think I found the answer

For the C43, there seems to be two M/C's listed. I'll use the centric part numbers for simplicity's sake.

130.35016 Up to chassis F737081. Bore 25 mm. Push Rod 1.74 inches. Step bore 19 and 25 mm

130.35017 Chassis F737082 on. Bore 25 mm. Push Rod 1.74 inches. Step bore 22 and 25 mm

Does anyone know the difference in these two parts? Perhaps there was a braking bias change? Was there a change in the calipers? Maybe this corresponds to the change from ASR to ESC?

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Originally Posted by nhmercracer
I think I found the answer

For the C43, there seems to be two M/C's listed. I'll use the centric part numbers for simplicity's sake.

130.35016 Up to chassis F737081. Bore 25 mm. Push Rod 1.74 inches. Step bore 19 and 25 mm

130.35017 Chassis F737082 on. Bore 25 mm. Push Rod 1.74 inches. Step bore 22 and 25 mm

Does anyone know the difference in these two parts? Perhaps there was a braking bias change? Was there a change in the calipers? Maybe this corresponds to the change from ASR to ESC?
I think there was a caliper change on the 2000 C43's, I am not positive about that though...
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I'll research that and report back.

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