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Old 28-01-2009, 07:06 PM   #1
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I have a major issue with my car... the Mastrer Cylinder and booster are nearly shot and playing up badly...

I already bought an AU2/3 unit for a future upgrade, but due to not having the other parts, nor the funds to buy them... i'd like to install just the AU2/3 Master Cylinder and booster, but use my current AU1 calipers...

Can the calipers take the extra pressure of the bigger booster? can i get away with this mod until i upgrade the rest?

I'm in a pickle here...

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Old 28-01-2009, 10:40 PM   #2
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I can't see why the calipers couldn't take the pressure, but your problem would be a stiffer than normal pedal. I don't know how much feel you would loose though.

If you've got the parts there it can't hurt to try.

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Old 29-01-2009, 10:32 PM   #3
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I can't see why the calipers couldn't take the pressure, but your problem would be a stiffer than normal pedal. I don't know how much feel you would loose though.

If you've got the parts there it can't hurt to try.

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My mechanic is researching it now... he will be the one doing the job, as he has more experience and tools... and i dont have the time...

Fingers crossed i can make it work... otherwise i'm screwed...
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