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  1. 09.29.18, 8:13 PM #1
    SteveG
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    Default Swift DB2 Master Cylinders

    Anyone out there with a DB2 with LD20s on all 4 corners? I need to know the master cylinder sizes for front and rear.
    I have a feeling that the previous owner had it set up wrong and I'd like to get a second opinion.

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    From my notes when I had LD20 all around .625 front and .700 rear worked fine
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    That's what I needed to know.
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