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Re: TA22 Brakes On Bigworms Webpage
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Thu, 31 July 2003 11:26
 
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NO NO NO, you are very confused, what you can see is the clutch master cylinder mounted along side the brake boosted, making it apear ontop, only due to the angle of the photo.
justin
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Re: TA22 Brakes On Bigworms Webpage
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Fri, 01 August 2003 10:04
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Ok i think i'm still a little confused guys, i cans see that the clutch fluid resovoir is in it's standard position but on my Celica the brake fluid resovoir is mounted seperate to the brake booster. It still looks to me like yogi has mounted a resovoir on the brake booster!
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Ben
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Re: TA22 Brakes On Bigworms Webpage
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Fri, 01 August 2003 10:36
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He has just changed the master cylinder.
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Re: TA22 Brakes On Bigworms Webpage
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Fri, 01 August 2003 17:03
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Ah, you're talking about having the reserviour bolted up next to the strut tower with a hose going to the master cylinder!
Different celicas come out with different locations for the reserviours, don't ask me why. Mine has 2 reserviours both in the master cylinder, but also has (well, it had) the holes in the panel up next to the strut tower for the remote reserviour.
Have a look around, you may be able to find something that will fit. If you pull the hose off the m.c. you'll prolly be able to bolt a couple of cups where it used to go.
Oh, & chances are yogis upgraded his m.c. Is it the tercel m.c. that is a straight swap for TA22s, or is that for sprinters?
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 Re: TA22 Brakes On Bigworms Webpage
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Tue, 05 August 2003 13:23
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Bjkingwill,
The TA22 brake master cylinder does have a remote reservoir from factory. Yogi has changed his master cylinder to a Toyota Tercel item. (Same as mine) Its simple and effective bolt on upgrade.
A T-18 Brake master will also bolt on but is apparently not as effective. ( Jamie changed his TA22 to a T-18 unit then to a Tercel unit and was happy with the end results. )
The Tercel unit does have the same size bore as the Stock TA22 but its alot more modern design and works alot better IMHO.
Yogi's car is actually no more so he may part with the brake master cylinder if he still has it. (And no it wasn't crashed just pulled apart and sold off in bits  )
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