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TR4/4A Brake Servo Kit for a TR4
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TR6oldtimer
Darth Vader
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They worked fine on the TR4 I had years ago with 185 tires. I had no problem locking them up. So why would you want to do it now? Seems a lot of work for a marginal if any improvement in breaking.
TR4nut
Yoda
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This came up on the TR Register a while back - I was surprised, but for the folks who had them I think the recommendation was positive. I'm still on the fence because it
1) clutters up the engine bay in my opinion (okay minor)
2) is another maintenance item at some point
3) doesn't change the fact that you still have a single circuit system.
Item 3) is the biggest thing for me - I'm still leaning possibly to Revington's duel setup, or a mod to a TR6 dual mc with booster.
Randy
1) clutters up the engine bay in my opinion (okay minor)
2) is another maintenance item at some point
3) doesn't change the fact that you still have a single circuit system.
Item 3) is the biggest thing for me - I'm still leaning possibly to Revington's duel setup, or a mod to a TR6 dual mc with booster.
Randy
TRMark
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How about something like this? The price sure seems right. Hot Rodders have alot of cool stuff.
Brake servo
It's kind of fun to go through rod mags, I subcribe to Rod & Custom. I have a 39 Ford Standard to restore and mildly rod.
Just don't get carried away and shave the door handles on your TR, install door poppers, electric window lifts etc. Can you imagine a TR with frenched tail lights? Now that's a nightmare.
Brake servo
It's kind of fun to go through rod mags, I subcribe to Rod & Custom. I have a 39 Ford Standard to restore and mildly rod.
Just don't get carried away and shave the door handles on your TR, install door poppers, electric window lifts etc. Can you imagine a TR with frenched tail lights? Now that's a nightmare.