Burton Power has recently released a short body version of its normal .75″ master cylinder.
The brake/clutch master cylinder is ideal for compact installations, being 25mm shorter than the normal BRK016 master cylinder, with a body casting length of just 80mm as measured from the mounting flange.
The master cylinder has a 7/16″UNF inlet, a 3/8″UNF outlet, 57mm mounting bolt centres and a M8 threaded rod.
The short body master cylinder can be ordered as BRK075 and at just £35.10 each incl. VAT it is an affordable way to solve the problem of a cramped engine compartment in a modified car, competition car or kit car.
for further details contact Burton Power on 0208 554 2281
www.burtonpower.com
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