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What's the difference between these two years as far as master cylinders go?
They have different part numbers, and every Corvette shop I've seen them for sale at put them into different categories with different prices. However on places like eBay (not that I'm looking to buy one from there), it's common to see "88-93" or "88-94" master cylinders.
What's different about them, and can an 89 master cylinder be used on an 88?
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Originally Posted by Tourney3p0
What's the difference between these two years as far as master cylinders go?
They have different part numbers, and every Corvette shop I've seen them for sale at put them into different categories with different prices. However on places like eBay (not that I'm looking to buy one from there), it's common to see "88-93" or "88-94" master cylinders.
What's different about them, and can an 89 master cylinder be used on an 88?
At some point in 1988, they went to the dual reservoir MC
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