hey dude take a look at this site it might be able to help you out with fitting a VT booster and master...
VT Booster and Master (http://home.iprimus.com.au/jimk00/VN/master/index.htm)
hope that helps you out...
[QUOTE=Zanjara]yeah cebco does its over 2k for the whole setup and thats front and rear rotors pads etc etc..
Yes but they sell the M/C and booster separate too.
what callipers are you using????, whats your reason for wanting to change?..
i have 4 piston callipers on the front of mine and i was looking at the cebco booster/master, but i think im going to change my pedal ratio first and see how that goes.
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Originally Posted by 87calais
what callipers are you using????, whats your reason for wanting to change?..
i have 4 piston callipers on the front of mine and i was looking at the cebco booster/master, but i think im going to change my pedal ratio first and see how that goes.
im just considering the complete vt upgrade.im into a full rebuild so i thought the vt setup would be nice.im lookin to do it cheap as i do all my own work.
that link zan posted is the way im going to go i think
anyone done this conversion.
would you think that changing to VT booster and m/c or changing pedal ratio would be better.
I would think that changing the pedal ratio wouldnt actually improve braking at all just firmness.
thoughts?
Does anyone know if the booster on a vt is a twin or single diaphram as at the moment I have a dual diaphram one on my car and modifying it and using a single vt one seems like going backwards.