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Post by burntrubber on Aug 20, 2006 19:54:44 GMT 12
I scored a master cylinder from an XF today and I tryed it on my TG booster it fits dose'nt face upright though but I'm hoping I can split the booster and turn it. When I had the booster appart to reco it I put it back together wrong and the master cylinder sat on an angle I hope that I can get the falcon one to sit upright would be awsome.
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west
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Post by west on Aug 21, 2006 8:18:26 GMT 12
How do you get the booster apart and what do you replace to reco it??
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Post by burntrubber on Aug 21, 2006 17:20:31 GMT 12
You clamp it up in a vise and drift it apart if you have a close look at the seam you will see that it just turns together. The spring inside mine was porked rubber was still mint I just got a spring from a trade suplies place and cut it down till it felt good.
The rubber is a PBR part has a number on it so you can probably get them easy enough.
I had an awsome plan the falcon master cylinder is 10mm longer where it goes into the booster I was gunna make a spacer and split the booster and hopefully it would line up. My plan is to make the spacer an adapter aswell and I wont have to split the booster. It will work and probably take me about an hour to make the adapter up.
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Post by defcon on Aug 21, 2006 22:34:17 GMT 12
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Post by west on Aug 22, 2006 11:05:26 GMT 12
You clamp it up in a vise and drift it apart if you have a close look at the seam you will see that it just turns together. The spring inside mine was porked rubber was still mint I just got a spring from a trade suplies place and cut it down till it felt good. The rubber is a PBR part has a number on it so you can probably get them easy enough. I had an awsome plan the falcon master cylinder is 10mm longer where it goes into the booster I was gunna make a spacer and split the booster and hopefully it would line up. My plan is to make the spacer an adapter aswell and I wont have to split the booster. It will work and probably take me about an hour to make the adapter up. true, cheers for that, if your bored some pics would be good?? I was wondering if you could just pull it apart and change the studs to suit?? what you rekun?? |
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Post by burntrubber on Aug 22, 2006 17:11:20 GMT 12
Yeah pull it apart and cut the old studs off and weld new ones in the right place would work sweet thats what I was gunna do. Now that I have a master cylinder to actually measure I know that its 10mm to long and needs a spacer so i'm just gunna make it an adapter plate aswell saves pulling the booster apart again its not an easy job takes abit of beating.
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