Originally Posted by Leafy
(Post 1111321)
You cant mix masters between thick and thin boosters.
(my original 99 NB1 booster and ABS NB2 2003 booster are the same thickness. They're visually identical except for the angle of the vacuum fitting and the length of the pushrod) --Ian |
Originally Posted by codrus
(Post 1111349)
You mean in addition to the NB1 vs NB2?
(my original 99 NB1 booster and ABS NB2 2003 booster are the same thickness. They're visually identical except for the angle of the vacuum fitting and the length of the pushrod) --Ian |
I haven't seen enough of the booster and master combinations in person but my understanding is that the thick/thin booster on NB2s is an ABS vs non ABS car difference and that the masters are interchangeable between all NB2 cars. The thread is super off topic now- andrew swapped his NA booster/master combo for a non ABS NB2 booster and master in order to improve brake feel.
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NB2 Sport Booster/Master.
Sport brakes were standard 2003-2005. |
Originally Posted by Leafy
(Post 1111366)
No, you can mix nb1 and nb2 as long as they have the same thickness booster, because if they have the same thickness booster they'll have the same thickness pushrod.
--Ian |
Originally Posted by asmasm
(Post 1111195)
It's part of a conversion to the NB2 5/16 master.
It's possible (likely?) that the appropriate booster has a higher boost ratio for lower pedal effort, but I actually prefer the higher effort, especially with Carbotech XP8/XP10. FWIW, I have two NB2 boosters that are should work with the 15/16" and 1" masters, though I have not tested either of them. I'd be willing to let them go for shipping + $10. |
Edit- moved to PM
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If the issue is the pushrod length, just make sure you get the pushrod with the booster. Derp!
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Originally Posted by codrus
(Post 1111424)
Except they don't. As I said, my NB1 booster has a different length pushrod in it than my NB2 one, and yet the two boosters are the same thickness.
--Ian |
Originally Posted by Savington
(Post 1111644)
Are you 100% certain on the thickness? The booster ratio between NB1 and NB2 is different.
I think the booster/MC combinations are significantly more complex than the ones that Keith looked up and posted in that thread. --Ian |
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