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    1. #1
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      The main benefit is that you can size the master for your needs. If the OEM setup is properly sized then you're golden. Otherwise, aftermarket choices abound.

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      Quote Originally Posted by parsonsj View Post
      The main benefit is that you can size the master for your needs. If the OEM setup is properly sized then you're golden. Otherwise, aftermarket choices abound.
      Exactly. If the OEM MC is the right one for your brakes, then there is no reason to change. If however, you have changed your brake setup and now need a MC with a different bore size than what is in the stock MC, then an aftermarket solution is required.

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