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      Quote Originally Posted by gkring View Post
      I remember being told by Frank at Prodigy you can use the same master cylinder, I would have to double check that info. I am using a typical wilwood master. I still think it is better to start out with no hydroboost and add it later if you are unsure. That way you know. More plumbing, work, and cost to have the hdroboost. Not saying one is better than the other because I do not know and it matters on the application and personal preference. I agree that in 90% of the cases the hydroboost will be better. I also think that most guys here don't consider themselves in that 90%, right or wrong.
      Do what sounds good to you as folks are happy with both. As for the MC, you wouldn't want to use the same one from a manual setup with a hyrdro-boost...it would be like a light switch with zero modulation. You'd also probably run out of stroke due to the increased system gain/pressures combined with the system compliance.

      Tobin
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