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  1. 01-11-2014, 05:42 PM #1
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    73 rsr brake bottles

    Just checking the rsr brake bottles are small front large rear , i belive the large feed the fronts as these do the most work and this is how i set up my 76s r gruppe car. Is this correct though as i am just installing a set on my 73rsr
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    It would make sense to me that the large is for the front since it has the larger pistons and thus needs to displace more fluid.
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