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GIDZ
datsun 1200 ute front disc brake conversion
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Just wondering if I will have to change the master cylinder if I convert standard brakes on my 1200 ute to disc brakes. Any help would be appreciated.

Posted on: 2006/6/4 11:01
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kegs
Re: datsun 1200 ute front disc brake conversion
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my ute has 1200 coupe brakes and stock m/c so im guesiing ull be right

Posted on: 2006/6/4 11:03
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Re: datsun 1200 ute front disc brake conversion
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mine works sweet

Posted on: 2006/6/4 11:05
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Re: datsun 1200 ute front disc brake conversion
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I am upgrading to 120y struts and silvia rotors and callipers and i will still will be running standard m/cylinder. All a booster does is make pushing the brake pedal easier for the same braking effort.

Posted on: 2006/6/4 14:25
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GIDZ
Re: datsun 1200 ute front disc brake conversion
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thanks guys for your help

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