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  1. rustystud

    Civilian wheel cylinders

    Then you got the good seals !
  2. rustystud

    Civilian wheel cylinders

    Sad but true. Mine all had "Made in USA" embossed in the rubber.
  3. rustystud

    Civilian wheel cylinders

    What I would do now is go to NAPA and buy some piston seals in bulk. Last time I bought some they where still made in the USA with quality material. The Chinese seals I've found fail after only a year or two. The cylinder and springs are good quality though. I bought several boxes of "bulk"...
  4. rustystud

    Civilian wheel cylinders

    I know that the shop that rebuilds the Deuce air-pacs has ready made sleeves. The shop that I was going to use just freezes a tube of stainless into the heated unit. Then they bore it to specs.
  5. rustystud

    Civilian wheel cylinders

    That is a great way to go if you have the money up front to get the job done. I've considered going that way several times lately. The shop I was going to use "cold sleeves" the liners. The fit is so tight this way there is usually never any problems with weeping of any kind.
  6. rustystud

    Civilian wheel cylinders

    Did you get the new wheel cylinders from "O Reily's" ? How did they look ?
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