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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Aug 2016
      Location
      Tampa FL
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      97
      a larger bore master cylinder should give you a SOFTER pedal.



    2. #2
      Join Date
      Jun 2013
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      6
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      Quote Originally Posted by Dark Pursuit View Post
      a larger bore master cylinder should give you a SOFTER pedal.
      Yeah, but it will also shorten the stroke.

      I think CosNova805 nailed it. When I first did the suspension and brakes on the car I took it for a drive and thought the braking wasn't quite right and that it probably still had some air in the system. Not long after that I pulled the motor for an LS swap. While the car was apart, I cut and welded the angled brackets I had to make the booster and master parallel with the firewall. When I put it back together I used the upper hole without any thought to the ratio change. After quite a while when I first drove the car again, I remembered only thinking the brakes had a pedal feel issue previously and that it was worst than I remembered. I going to try it again with a new set of angled mounting brackets, the lower hole on the pedal, and a complete bleed job. Hopefully that will take care of it.




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