Brake booster (again)
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Drifting
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From: Tracy CA
Brake booster (again)
So, a couple weeks ago, I replaced the original booster with a rebuilt unit from autozone. It took forever to change out, and the brake pedal was significantly lower. 
So, I bought the metal one that all you guys were referring to and installed it last night (I'm getting pretty good at this now.)
It does fit perfectly and I like the Cadmium? plating on the metal housing. http://www.hotrodsusa.com/store/product341.html
So - I'd recommend the less expensive, proper fitment aftermarket booster made of metal...
So, I bought the metal one that all you guys were referring to and installed it last night (I'm getting pretty good at this now.)
It does fit perfectly and I like the Cadmium? plating on the metal housing. http://www.hotrodsusa.com/store/product341.html
So - I'd recommend the less expensive, proper fitment aftermarket booster made of metal...
and they certainly can take the heat better than those plastic puppies!
Drifting
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Sorry I got the information on hotrod USA's product to you after you bought the other one - but at least you have it right now - (I like the metal finish also - and after 6 months see no evidence of rust)
So bring your baby down to Atwater March 19th - run an autoX and really test out those brakes! It only costs 30 bucks - alot of fun for the money!
Carl Johansson
So bring your baby down to Atwater March 19th - run an autoX and really test out those brakes! It only costs 30 bucks - alot of fun for the money!
Carl Johansson
Originally Posted by mitchcole
So, a couple weeks ago, I replaced the original booster with a rebuilt unit from autozone. It took forever to change out, and the brake pedal was significantly lower.
So, I bought the metal one that all you guys were referring to and installed it last night (I'm getting pretty good at this now.)
It does fit perfectly and I like the Cadmium? plating on the metal housing. http://www.hotrodsusa.com/store/product341.html
So - I'd recommend the less expensive, proper fitment aftermarket booster made of metal...
So, I bought the metal one that all you guys were referring to and installed it last night (I'm getting pretty good at this now.)
It does fit perfectly and I like the Cadmium? plating on the metal housing. http://www.hotrodsusa.com/store/product341.html
So - I'd recommend the less expensive, proper fitment aftermarket booster made of metal...
Cherish your Hopes...
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From: West Palm Beach FL
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St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07
...it is a pain huh?!
...glad for you that you can use metal version...
on BlackSheep (1995) I had with black plastic version...
The Metal version would not work...(apparently for earlier models)
...but I havent had to replace in 4 weeks now
...glad for you that you can use metal version...
on BlackSheep (1995) I had with black plastic version...
The Metal version would not work...(apparently for earlier models)
...but I havent had to replace in 4 weeks now
