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Re: removal of brake booster 2015/02/07 12:52:43 (permalink)
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The M/C I used is from a datsun 120y (to get a better ratio to suit the caliper set up I have) and is mounted with bolts at north and south where as the standard one is east and west hence the need for the spacer / mount.
 
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Re: removal of brake booster 2015/02/08 08:57:24 (permalink)
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Thanks for that, the east west bolts are a pain in the backside to get access to especially the inner bolt, cheers for the reply
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Re: removal of brake booster 2015/02/25 21:42:24 (permalink)
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How hard is the petal without the booster? Im thinking of doing 120y set up too. Is it just a bolt.on and bleed set up?
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Re: removal of brake booster 2015/02/26 10:04:17 (permalink)
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Yep, the pedal is fine, not too hard at all.   

 
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Re: removal of brake booster 2015/03/01 20:41:03 (permalink)
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Im thinking of doing something like this with my mk1 project. People have told me remote booster works well? I have no idea how they work or where to fit or if its worth it. Is the pedal feel without the booster good for a street car?
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Re: removal of brake booster 2015/03/02 21:04:48 (permalink)
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I have just finished removing my booster, i used a early mk1 mc purchased from the forum, pedal feels good bit of getting use to, i also changed rotors and put spaced calipers on pulls up great
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Re: removal of brake booster 2015/04/09 19:15:24 (permalink)
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how do i shorten the rod to run a standard master? pics?? need help with fitting standard master without boost. step by step would be great... thanks
 
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