Size of the 1299 from brake master cylinder

Doe anyone know what front brake master cylinder comes on a 1299?

LOL what?!!!!! And what the heck is a capliles? I’m guessing someone has been sampling the holiday sauce

I will not lie. I was up last nigh at 11 to start smoking my 18lb dry aged wagyu brisket which I dry aged in my Steak Ager Pro 40. It weighed 13lbs after trimming it. I was so nervous about smoking this thing that I stayed up all night. Except for the 1 hour I slept waiting for it to stall so I could wrap it. By 9am it was actually ready. I wrapped in towels and put it in the cooler than start smoking the turkey. Helped do everything else. FYI I will never make a turkey or anything else on a weber. Only pellet smoker/grills for me. People came over at 3. Left at 9. I began watching the Buffalo game. Then went on the computer to give prices to a bunch of people (yes youre right) with a large glass of 16 year silver something scotch whiskey. My eyes were closing in a previous post in the classified. It was like i was mumbling. I went back to rewrite most of it.

But for this post. I could not for the life of me remember what the stock front brake master cylinder size was. I was probably dozing off when I wrote that above LOL. But now Im sobering up and see what I wrote. Or maybe its the edibles kicking in making me more coherent. So since youre the only one here. I know you know the answer. LOL

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Would you happen to know type of front radial Brembo master cylinder could I upgrade to using the M50s without having to go to a 17 RCS or a 17RCS Corsa Corta?

cycler said:

Would you happen to know type of front radial Brembo master cylinder could I upgrade to using the M50s without having to go to a 17 RCS or a 17RCS Corsa Corta?

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Pretty sure from what I've read that the m50s were specifically designed for the 17 rcs. I wouldn't deviate from that. A 19 rcs (or any other bmc for that matter) is not going to exert the intended braking qualities that those calipers were designed for.