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1.8T conversion - problems with master cylinder

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Hi, i bought a Corrado with a 1.8t conversion, but have noticed that the cambelt pulley & cover is rubbing on the master cylinder. Is there another master cylinder(less depth) that i can use? Or is there any other way around this problem? The corrado was a 1.8 16v ('90) before the conversion and has no abs.

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Think there is something that needs to be done to the front engine mount to make it clear not sure though??? Sure someone knows better... :)

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you need to change the M/S to a mk3 16v abs 23mm job which has 2 outlets on the drivers side and none on the passengers side. Should then clear by at least 5mm.

 

Ben

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Thanks for the info Ben. Have seen a photo of the master cylinder on the coupehaus site, is it possible for you to send me a larger picture? Does your engine move much, have you uprated the engine mounts?

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you could use a seat Ibiza cupra 23m cylinder its a stubby little thing that gives bags of room 17m last time I measured mine

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Does the Ibiza Cupra/Golf mk3 have 3 outlets on the brake cylinder? Currently I have 2 facing the drivers side and 1 at the back going towards the passenger side. Please help someone!

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