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Tilton Series 78 Master Cylinders for DriftSpec Pro Hydraulic Handbrakes: The Preferred Choice of Professional Drifting Drivers.
Race-proven performance, optimized for use with hydraulic handbrakes. Tilton Series 78 master cylinders represent the ultimate in racing master cylinder technology, combining a lightweight and compact design with proven reliability in demanding racing applications.
Race-proven Tilton master cylinder.
Eliminates binding and side loading for more precise operation.
The preferred choice of professional drifting drivers.
Compact design for easy integration with DriftSpec Pro.
AN3 outlet and AN6 inlet ports.
Ideal for use with DriftSpec Pro hydraulic handbrakes, the spherical bearing rear support, together with the one-piece piston and push rod design, eliminates side thrust on the cylinder. This ensures a smooth, consistent, and repeatable braking response, critical for precise control in drifting and sport driving.
Spherical bearing supported master cylinder for DriftSpec Pro handbrakes – Tilton Series 78.
Tilton Series 78 master cylinders are fully compatible with DriftSpec Pro hydraulic handbrakes and are designed with a spherical bearing mounting system. This allows the cylinder to self-align throughout its travel, eliminating side loads and binding compared to conventional fixed designs.
Eliminates side loads: no binding, reduces internal wear.
Consistent response: stroke after stroke, no loss of effectiveness.
This reduces internal wear and provides a smoother, more direct, and predictable braking response, precisely what is required in high-performance drifting and motorsport applications. Its compact design also allows for a clean and space-saving installation within the DriftSpec Pro system.
Choose the right bore size for your system: available in 0.625 / 0.700 / 0.750 versions.
Selecting the correct bore size is key to achieving the desired braking feel with your DriftSpec Pro handbrake. The correct choice depends on your system, driving style, and personal preferences, allowing you to precisely fine-tune both response and modulation.
A smaller bore, such as 0.625" (5/8"), generates greater hydraulic pressure with less input force, resulting in smoother actuation and a more aggressive and reactive feel. This is the most popular choice for drifting.
