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The Drive My Daily Driver 02 to LA to Learn to Race Challenge


Benjamin A.R.

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Bad plan.   always start a track weekend with new/good brake Pads.  

 

Hmmm...  

 

I remember one cold morning at PIR, driving back and forth along the road behind the grandstand, trying to get a new set of

something or other to bed onto a new set of rotors...  20 minutes later, they still hadn't gotten warm, but most of the material had

transferred itself to the rims...

 

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"I learn best through painful, expensive experience, so I feel like I've gotten my money's worth." MattL

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Thanks for the input everyone, I will factor all of it into my prep work.

 In the interest of sharing some more useful info for the next guy, the way you identify a standard brake master cylinder is it will have a big "20" cast on the side whereas a tii BMC will have a big "23" cast on it.

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Can you see why I want new grommets everywhere? Ha.

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I bought a NOS rebuild kit on fleabay, that's why I want to get the grommet for the clutch master separately. I don't think it's part of the kit. I talked to Bob the parts guy at Weatherford BMW in Oakland, he went through the old catalogs for me and they didn't give a part number for it either. Looks like I'll try to reuse the one I have, I don't think it's as bad as the  BMC ones so maybe we'll be good.

 

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I came home to a mountain of parts outside my door and I've got some good info for the group. The NOS Clutch Master Rebuild kit I bought (21521102935) has the unknown grommet! It looks like I'm right too, it appears that it's the same part as the stock Brake Master Cylinder grommets. I compared them side by side. Sealing ring is the same diameter, bore looks identical. The only difference I can see is the bottom skirt is just a hair shorter on the Fag piece that came with the CMC rebuild kit when compared to the ATE piece for the BMC (34311103205). I think the two are interchangeable.

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NOS stuff is so cool.

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Bottom is the Fag CMC part, top is the ATE BMC part. As you can see the Fag is shorter but I doubt it matters.

I think it's just difference in manufacturer and 30 years difference in when they were produced.

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Another view showing how close they are. The # molded into the Fag CMC piece is (H0850 2-70) maybe someone who has an account on the Schaeffler-Fag website can double check me the legit way?

 

It's hard to stump Steve, but he has no clue what my Fuel pump is haha.

 

 

 

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Correction, NOS stuff is only cool when it's the part # it's listed as. FUUUUUU...Oh well, the piston was kinda scuffed anyways. The info about the grommet still stands. Guess I better buck up and get a CMC in the mail immediately, this is looking like one of those stupid reality shows where the mechanics barely meet the deadline every time.

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