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DVLDAT
Re: (ca18det) brake booster
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ok thanks for all the helpfull feed back i went out 2day and bought a landcruiser brake master cylinder as 1200ca sugested.. fits fine in next 2 maddat hydrolic clutch(180b) and when 1200ca puts his booster in i will just copy it of him..


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Re: (ca18det) brake booster
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I have a 1200 sr20de with valiant gallant booster, standard 1200 master cylinder, datsun stanza reservoir.

the clutch master cylinder is 180sx and mounted in the car behind the speedo. I have to fill it with a hose and funnel which is alright unless it leaks like mine (anyone got 1 to sell?)

the only problem with this the brake booster is real close to the intake plenum (it dosent hit though) , but i assume u would have slightly more room than me.

or custom intake plenum.

Just a tip, good luck, let us know what what u use, i want ca18det power soon too!!

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Re: (ca18det) brake booster
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The 120Y Booster is about 6 inches wide and would overlap where the hydraulic clutch would come out on a normal pedal box.

Sounds interesting though. If you can find some pictures, it'll be good to see where he's put his clutch master cylinder.

Chris

Posted on: 2003/11/11 6:37
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Re: (ca18det) brake booster
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There is no way the guy had a regular looking clutch master cylinder, or was running the standard pedalbox if he was running a 120Y booster.



there is if he was running a 120y pedal box
it all looked standard to me, i'll see if i can scan it in.

Posted on: 2003/11/11 6:23
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Re: (ca18det) brake booster
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speaking of vans the c20 van has an internal brake m/c set up which looks all good, check it out, I havent mesured anything to check if it fits but it might.

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Re: (ca18det) brake booster
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yeah brake stuff in the cabin is all good, its just fuel connectors that are not

think vans and rallycars

Posted on: 2003/11/11 5:10
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Re: (ca18det) brake booster
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Team_Dat wrote:
1200 ute in hot 4's was running a 120y booster and it was all good so thats my 2 non ca cents


I didn't think having clutch reservoirs or master cylinders inside the cabin was legal?

There is no way the guy had a regular looking clutch master cylinder, or was running the standard pedalbox if he was running a 120Y booster.

Chris

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Re: (ca18det) brake booster
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u could run a booster if u went internal clutch master

Posted on: 2003/11/11 4:42
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1200 ute in hot 4's was running a 120y booster and it was all good so thats my 2 non ca cents

Posted on: 2003/11/11 3:53
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Re: (ca18det) brake booster
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DVLDAT I would recommend a remote booster so that you have more room up front and it makes the enginee bay look neater. I am running a landcruiser master cylinder and will fit the remote booster when i make time. If it will help with your decision you can take my ute for a drive and see how they stop without a booster. They stop suprisingly well

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