Wilwood Master Cylinder Kit (1" Bore) on 2040-parts.com
Raleigh, North Carolina, US
Wilwood Master Cylinder Kit - 1" Bore (#260-3378). This kit was purchased several years ago and used once for mock up only. It has never had any fluid placed in it. It is essentially like new. The hose that goes to the remote reservoir is missing, but is easily replaced with any EPDM rubber tubing.
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