Tilton 76 Series Racing Remote Compact Clutch Brake Master Cylinder .625" 5/8" on 2040-parts.com
Vandalia, Ohio, United States
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Tilton’s newly designed 76-series master cylinders incorporate new features, such as the added top outlet port, to provide universal appeal. 76-Series master cylinders retain the rear port to continue to match the function of the old version, while the added extra-deep top port enables the use of a banjo fitting.
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