yes it is cybermonkey but the difference is for abs or non-abs

Darren

just get a master cylinder of a GSI Corsa

Ive just looked on EPC and it seem the only 2 different main cylinders are 1 for abs and 1 without. only thing you could use if you do want to change is one from wilwood or ap racing.

Darren

Once the brakes bed in they will stop you one dime!:! Not worth changing the master cylinder as it's a cunt to do & it wont help it only holds a bigger volume of fluid, it's the servo that provides the vacuum assistance.

kept the same........running red dot grooved discs and pads......easily strong enuff to lock up in the dry with 5 ppl in the car :D thats on 16"s!

makes me happy to no i can stop any time i want to. No fade :D

Matt

to be honest they are just the same, i think i mite have to bleed them again at the weekend if they are no better, there still beddin in

have you found an improvement over the standard ones?

ok cheers, they do luk like a ball ache to change

tis the same as far as I know!
mine started life as a 1.4 and it stops no problems.

mines only got the 1.2 one in at the mo, just wondered if id be ne better off with one from a gsi for example

changed it for what???, there isnt any others that I know of that will fit, my brakes are great with the standard MC.

Dont think most ppl have bothered, apparently its a bitch of a job :)

ive just fitted astra gte 16v calipers to my corsa b, just wonderin if you ppl have changed the master cylinder too, will i need to do this?

Chris
:)