5468309 Master Cylinder with no Stamp?

**cook_dw** · #1 03-03-2023, 08:20 PM

Are my eyes playing tricks or is that US stamped? Worst case chuck up the master in a mill and use a 4 flute end mill and buzz it and restamp.

**72-SS-L48** · #2 03-04-2023, 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by cook_dw

Are my eyes playing tricks or is that US stamped? Worst case chuck up the master in a mill and use a 4 flute end mill and buzz it and restamp.

I don’t see it but not doubting it’s possible.

Def not going to restamp. Not my cup of tea

**olredalert** · #3 03-04-2023, 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by 72-SS-L48

I don’t see it but not doubting it’s possible.

Def not going to restamp. Not my cup of tea

----Good! Add to that, you would have to face the other two Machined pads as well to make it look uniform. Slippery slope for sure! I think I would dip that thing and get it good and clean of debris so you can see what you have to deal with.....Bill S

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