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which 8.8 rear do I have? Actually I need to know which wheel cylinder


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Thanks all. For $7-$8 I bought two of each from Rockauto. Still cheaper than one or the other if I buy from Advanced or Autozone locally.

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Thanks all. For $7-$8 I bought two of each from Rockauto. Still cheaper than one or the other if I buy from Advanced or Autozone locally.

Thanks!
Wouldn't it be nice if turbos and superchargers were as cheap as slave cylinders?
 

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I thought the amount of slave piston movement was limited by the shoes hitting the drums or pads hitting the rotors. At that point it becomes a matter of how much pressure the force from your foot can build in the master cylinder and how much force that translates to when that pressure is multiplied by the area of the slave piston.
I'll have to think on it. I believe your right tho.
 

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I thought the amount of slave piston movement was limited by the shoes hitting the drums or pads hitting the rotors. At that point it becomes a matter of how much pressure the force from your foot can build in the master cylinder and how much force that translates to when that pressure is multiplied by the area of the slave piston.
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