Tilton master cylinder reservoir

[Brian Kissel]

Gentlemen, is this still the preferred triple reservoir or is there something better out there ? If memory serves me correctly, the Wilwood units had a leaking problem. It’s for a RCR Lola.
Thanks in advance!!
Regards Brian

 

[Bill Kearley]

I used one of those Brian, Looks good and works good.

 

[Brian Kissel]

Thanks Bill !!!

 

[Andrew Robertson]

Same here

 

[Howard Jones]

Me too, works fine, no leaks

 

[Randy V]

I used this triple-kit from CNC Products on a number of cars. Hard to find, but I felt it was worth the search…

 

[Bill Kearley]

While on this subject. What fluid are people using? I have been using DOT5 silicone on everything as it wont absorb water and has a very long life.

 

[Neil]

While on this subject. What fluid are people using? I have been using DOT5 silicone on everything as it wont absorb water and has a very long life.

Silicone brake fluid is slightly compressible, giving you a very slightly "spongy" feeling to the brakes. Check seal compatibility, too.

 

[Brian Kissel]

Looks like both the one’s from Jamar and CNC, have been discontinued.

Regards Brian

 

[Mesa]

One more for the Tilton, works great no leaks.
The Wilwood reservoirs never fail ..... to leak....

 

[Randy V]

I just have this “thing” about plastic stuff…
I didn’t know the CNC reservoirs were no longer being made…

Give my friend Mike Fortes a call….
508-875-0016
link below -

Forte’s Brake/Clutch Reservoir Kit – Forte's Parts Connection

 

[Bart Roberts]

I used these on a non-GT40 build but they are great.

https://www.speedwaymotors.com/OTB-...-Satin,377912.html?sku=2476445&utm_matchtype={match_type}&msclkid=811cbab6dbe5110d2dd0d948c55d7b09&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=SMI%20-%20Shopping%20(CSE)%20(Bing)&utm_term=4577404348796478&utm_content=All%20Products%20(Feb28_2020)

 

[PhillipM]

Had the Tilton on for years, still going strong, no issues at all.

 

[PhillipM]

While on this subject. What fluid are people using? I have been using DOT5 silicone on everything as it wont absorb water and has a very long life.

RBF600, I can't stand the slightly spongy pedal DOT5 gives and I don't like that it doesn't absorb water as any that gets into the system through the hoses and seals and breathers then just collects in the calipers as they're usually the lowest part.