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Product details
A seven-tenths-inch bore places this GS Remote master between the five-eighths- and three-quarter-inch options. Its compact black aluminum body is designed for an external reservoir, so fluid storage and the cylinder mount can be arranged independently. The disc brake systems Wilwood Engineering designs and manufactures include calipers, rotors, master cylinders, brake lines, valves and fittings. The company dates to Bill Wood's founding in 1977 and is based in Camarillo, California. Motorsport, specialized and street-performance applications all call for parts matched to the operating requirements of the full system.
Technical Details
- Manufacturer part number: 260-15090
- Material: Aluminum
- Cylinder bore: .70
- Pressure circuits: 1
- Stroke Length: 1.25 in
- Listed displacement per stroke: 0.48 cu in
- Reservoir Type: Remote
- Flange-to-end length: 4.10
- Overall Length: Exact page: 7.85 inches; DS-1151 Figure 1 remote drawing: 7.99 inches. Confirm installed clearance.
- Mounting centers: 2.25"
- Pushrod dimensions: 3.37" x 5/16-24
- Finish: Black E-coat
- Pressure outlet: 3/8-24 inverted flare
- Fluid selection: DOT 3, DOT 4 or DOT 5.1 for performance use; DOT 5 silicone not recommended
- Reservoir package: Remote reservoir and feed connection purchased separately
- Feed inlet: 7/16-20 thread
- Fluid inlet: 7/16-20 in
- Outlet connection: 3/8-24 IF Female
Fitment & Compatibility
Match the 0.48-cubic-inch specified output to the connected hydraulic circuit and ensure full pedal travel. The remote reservoir, feed hose and suitable inlet fitting are separate selections. Verify the 7/16-20 feed thread, 3/8-24 female flare outlet and 5/16-24 pedal-rod connection before installation.
Manufacturer Documents
- Wilwood product specifications
- Wilwood DS1151 instructions and specifications
- Wilwood FL402 instructions and specifications
- Wilwood FL162 instructions and specifications
PMB Performance offers over 20 years of parts and brake-fitment experience. For a compatibility check, provide the existing assembly and the dimensions that govern the replacement.