Clutch/brake reservoirs

Anyone know where I can source a couple of these? I've had no joy scouring the web, but the Cobra guys seem to have them on some of their kits.

 

[Mark Maybury]

The cap looks like a Girling.
Good luck with your search and keep us posted as that looks like a very period correct component.
Mark

 

[Dimi Terleckyj]

Hi Brian

My only thoughts about those brake reservoirs is the fact that they will corrode after a period of time and drop corrosion particles into the brake fluid which will cause problems with the master cylinders.

I know from first hand experience as I have them on a 34 Chevy street rod I have owned since 1973 and have this problem now as we speak.

Dimi

 

[RichardH]

If I remember correctly - they were used on Jaguar or Aston Martin cars of that period. I have a couple to replace my originals, but you are correct, Dimi the ones on my car tend to corrode and the lids seize on. I am looking for some that are compatible but, preferably, plastic. So far I havent seen any.

 

[DaveM]

Looks like the clutch reservoir on my SPF. Where Superformance gets them I don't know (they are Girling ones).

 

[KarlB]

Hi

Hope yopu have already solved this .....but


Series Land Rover parts & Accessories

I think what you are after is 3rd photo down right hand side. These are girling type items, there are several places they are available from i just can't find in which cataloge ...specialist period racing suppliers do them as well.

Hope of help

KarlB

 

Thanks Karl.

 

[Charlie Farley]

Brian,

These guys do the full range, single or double outlet.

http://www.powertrackbrakes.co.uk

 

Thanks Andy.