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02-11-2007 #1
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brake pressure multiplier
Anyone have experience with this piece or know more about it? Does it really work? How hard is it to install?
http://www.ecihotrodbrakes.com/brake...ultiplier.html
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02-11-2007 #2
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It's a new product, just saw a pic of one. It's a neat idea for increasing pressure on one end of your brake system.
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02-11-2007 #3
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This piece is also in the new Hot Rod. Look in the "product highlight" section. Since it is installed "inline" can you run one for the front leg, one for the rear leg (if you have 4 wheel discs) , and get rid of the vacumn booster all together?
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07-11-2007 #4
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Anyone tried one of these yet? Seems like a slick idea, $189 or so for the part, plumb it and forget it. Maybe the perfect solution for manual brakes?
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Wondering if there is any new info one these?
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