plugging the booster vac port
#1
plugging the booster vac port
whos driving around with them pluged and how is it? im doing my abs delete and am thinking about doing this..from what i remember my 93 was like this but aint sure an cant tell from the only engine bay shot i have of it now..i know i never had a problem with stoping the car at any speed though..lol
Also what did yall use to plug the port on the booster just like a freeze plug deal,if so what size.
thanks
Also what did yall use to plug the port on the booster just like a freeze plug deal,if so what size.
thanks
Last edited by suicidal racing; 05-04-2010 at 06:28 AM.
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thats on the list..i already got a proportiong valve and to do my abs delete is only going to run me 15$ in fittings from advance.
i know i had no hoses from the booster to the motor and dont remember having anything hooked to it..im just looking for a clear answer before i do a cam swap down the road.
i know i had no hoses from the booster to the motor and dont remember having anything hooked to it..im just looking for a clear answer before i do a cam swap down the road.
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If you move that you will still have manual push threw brakes but your stopping capability will be way down.
In addition to just building pressure with the master you will first have to push through a bunch of dead travel and then the resistance of the springs inside the booster.
why would you want to do this without just getting a manual master cylinder - it makes zero sense to me.
In addition to just building pressure with the master you will first have to push through a bunch of dead travel and then the resistance of the springs inside the booster.
why would you want to do this without just getting a manual master cylinder - it makes zero sense to me.