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Steve_Reynolds
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Re: Twin masters and no booster Sun, 14 September 2003 23:43 Go to previous message
2 will feel like you have to apply more pressure for sure. Around town this may be a bit of an issue, until you get used to it anyhow.
Don't forget you won't have a brake booster to assist.

An advantage is you can set up a brake balance bar/bias system on your brake pedal so you can adjust F/R bias accordingly.

All the above good for racing.

If it's room your after due to a conversion, perhaps better to relocate the booster up front somehwere and just have the cylinder on the firewall.

Cheers
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