Master cylinder difference in TSi and Tsi AWD

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One is 7/8 the other is 1" will they bolt up? Searched old posts for it found some old info from 2002, looks like it is possible it will bolt up?

 

[InfiniteGSX]

Brake Master Cylinder? I believe last I checked, all are the same. NT, Turbo, AWD and FWD alike. When I look at part numbers they are giving the same numbers. Haven't looked at Mitsubishi tho. But I don't know where your getting 5 different numbers.

***EDIT*** Ahh I see Autozone has like 5 different.

Application: Anti-lock brake system
With turbo charger
With 2 wheel drive

Application: With 4 wheel drive
Without anti-lock brakes

Application: With turbo charger
Without anti-lock brakes
With 2 wheel drive

Application: Without turbo charger
With 2 wheel drive

The others are Reman's. Not exactly sure. When I looked at my ex's non turbo next to my Turbo AWD ABS they looked identical. Maybe different size in pistons and whatever.

 

[knochgoon24]

They may be different diameters, but they'll all bolt up.

I'm actually running a 1 1/16" one from a 3g Eclipse. The ports on it requires some slight line bending to get to match up, but it's working well.

 

[stars]

O.k that's what i wanted to know. I know there not backwards compatible atleast not a good idea anyways, that was my main concern. Bore size doesn't matter but I can get an AWD MC for half the price of an FWD MC. I'm thinking what is the difference besides price? Was looking at Cardone MC they had a listing proly just their inventory numbers not actual part numbers of 7 different MC's. I did run across a Wagner, for AWD but mine is FWD. So, I thought what is the difference? Thanks for the answers fellas, I feel kinda dumb now.....but atleast sure now I am getting the correct part. Thanks again......

 

[YanDsm]

I've upgraded my front caliper on my 1g fwd to awd twin piston caliper and my stock brake master cylinder was too small, my brake pedal was near the floor when it started to brake, I bought an awd master cylinder and it was perfect. Size matter.

 

[stars]

Yea I read a post back in 2002 where some guys were talking about it is ok to go up with the bore but, not down. Few had some pedal issues but that's because they went with smaller bore. I mean your not going to get the performance unless you have the dual pistons but atleast, it leaves room for upgrades later but for now, all I need is a replacement.

 

[ezspooling]

I'm actually running a slave and master from a 2004ralliart on my 91 talon it's amazing how interchangeable mitsubishi parts are