‘70 Master cylinder with bleeders? Best replacement?

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70L34

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Looks like I may need to replace my master cylinder. Want to get one with bleeders to look original. Anyone have recommendations? What about the one Camaro Central sells?
Thanks in advance, Dale
 
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70-camaro

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Mar 25, 2010
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marietta ohio
I had mine rebuilt. That way I had my original.
Can’t remember at the moment who I had do it. I know other members here recommend them.
Someone will chime in soon I’m sure.
 
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70lt1z28

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I almost hate to resurrect this as it has so much baggage, but has anybody found a good set of seals for the MC to work with DOT 5 silicone fluid? I had my original MC sleeved and new seals and filled and pressure bled with DOT 5 about 3 months ago and all was well until about a week ago and found a small puddle on the floor under the MC. It appears to be leaking from the rear seal. Pedal is still great. I haven't taken it apart yet, but expect the seal to be swelled up. I am still glad I used DOT 5 as no matter how careful I am, I still manage to spill a drop or two during the bleeding and that would kill the paint on the inner fenders.
I have heard good reports with Raybestos Element 3 seal kits. I think it is Raybestos kit MK692?

Raybestos Brake Master Cylinder Repair Kit MK692

Find technical specifications and vehicle applications for Raybestos Brake Master Cylinder Repair Kit MK692. Raybestos products are engineered to match or exceed OE fit, form, and function, ensuring your safety on the road.
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Can anyone confirm? Thanks.
 
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