Long shot part ID??

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So I’m fixing up my TAG and I’m down to a few problems left to fix. The biggest of which is my master cylinder for my breaks isn’t working. I’ll attach a picture. Does anyone know what kind of master cylinder I’m looking at and more importantly, where I could get some o-rings and gaskets? I know it’s a long shot. The picture attached is the only writing on the part.
 

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FR.. Freno...
makes me think it's italian made..
Sooo Righetti Ridolfi has a very similar master cylinder,
measure the body diameter if it happens to be a 30mm body,
chances are it's the predecessor of the K225 (the one it's reminding me of)

for comparision the K225 outlines:
https://www.righettiridolfi.com/cms-contents/uploads/allegati/SCHEDE_TECNICHE/k225.pdf

You might want to send that picture to righetti ridolfi and ask
(use their contact form on the website and wait for a reply... in order to be able to send a pic)

Otherwise chances are you have a HAASE kart
(also an italian manufacturer)
THEY as far as I know label their brake parts FR##
and with that you do have a righetti ridolfi master cylinder ;)

yeah I'm rather confident tbh...

rebuilt kit... hmmmm try to find a Haase FR11
(that's what I think is easier to find, and since it's labelled FR11... I'm rather certain it's been on a Haase kart)
or go with the K225 rebuilt kit hoping no important dimension has changed.

'sid

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shoot, yes that is the righetti ridolfi predecessor to the K225..
too bad it's 19mm instead of the 22.2 now...
Means in order to know one must measure the piston ...
 
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