Vacuum Brake Servo

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  • Rusty
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    MC is smaller than S2 so that's not a good idea. S2 MC should fit though. I'll e trying one in a mk.2 Golf soon

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  • Kieron20V
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    I'll be experimenting with this soon, using a 16v servo and mc.

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  • terrybullwon
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    Better still use a merc A class electric pas pump bin the belt driven vaine pump. Ditch the oem
    Pedals get a Ap pedal box and run the correct masters for your brake set up. But you are still stuck with a old
    ABS system?

    Maybe Alex you can bin your ABS?

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  • Rusty
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    You'd have to leave the PAS pump in place and then sort something out with the high pressure side of things. The vacuum servo then takes care of the brakes. If needs be, a bypass pipe could replace the servo. I'm just fed up with the spongy feel on the brake pedal. Lots of other cars have a much nicer feel with nowhere near as much work as the S2 has received. Will have a look on MG

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  • Error404
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    Hmm, I didn't realise it took care of the PAS too, sounding more appealing now....
    Perhaps better off asking on Motorgeek mate, I remember reading that a few people on there have done it

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  • Rusty
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    No one

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  • Rusty
    started a topic Vacuum Brake Servo

    Vacuum Brake Servo

    Any BTDTs on swapping to vacuum brake assist? I though I'd start looking into it. I see that 034 do the parts, having looked on the family ablumen, it looks like they're off V6 variants.

    The high pressure side of things runs the brakes only and then the lower pressure runs the PAS, is this correct?

    If anyone has a suitable set of parts to fit vacuum assist, then please let me know
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