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calaisturbo.com.au - vt master cyl/booster modification

Started by duz360 · 31 July 2004 · 55 replies

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duz360Archived member
ok.i searched and didnt find this out. what exactly do you have to modify on the vt booster to make it fit?
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ZanjaraArchived member
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...
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duz360Archived member
thankyou
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ZanjaraArchived member
npz mate...
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87calaisArchived member
I beleive Cebco do a modified VT booster and master combo that will bolt straight into your VL.
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duz360Archived member
nice.thanks for your help 87. zan
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ZanjaraArchived member
yeah cebco does its over 2k for the whole setup and thats front and rear rotors pads etc etc.. cebcobrakes (http://www.cebcobrakes.com.au)
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sigmundArchived member
[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.
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duz360Archived member
im havin trouble downloading the file they say to download? any help
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87calaisArchived member
i think the booster / master retails for around $500, dont quote me on that though.
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duz360Archived member
hmm.the wreckers is lookin good.im on the cheap ya know. lol
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duz360Archived member
actually my mums vt is lookin even better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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87calaisArchived member
lol, take her booster and master, and put your vl ones back into the vt hehe, she probably wouldnt even know ....
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87calaisArchived member
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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poohkiesArchived member
I was looking at upgrading my brakes, what do u guys recon, the 4 spot nissan kit or 330ml or the VT 330ml will 17in fit over the 330ml discs?
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87calaisArchived member
i have the Nissan 4 spots and 330mm discs and my 17's fit over ok, not heaps of room , but enough.
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duz360Archived member
Quote: 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
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Morgz85Archived member
ive heard good and bad feedback from the VT conversion (excluding booster/master). Anyone done it? What are your thoughts?
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VL_NickArchived member
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?
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markovrArchived member
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.
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