Hope no one minds me starting a fresh thread I don't think there is anything current.
My 1964 bus has always pulled to the left when braking, many piecemeal attempts have failed to find the cause (replacing slaves mostly). I have decided to replace the master cylinder and all the pipes, not a bad thing to do anyway. I am inclined to go dual circuit, but read that this might make fitting a servo at a later date more complicated. Anyone got any thoughts on this ?
Would it be better to stick with a standard (single circuit) to make life easier when adding the servo, perhaps I'll put in dual circuit and press harder !
Dual circuit master cylinders and servos
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Re: Dual circuit master cylinders and servos
Just noticed VWjim's (2012) dual circuit servos amazing thread. Knew I'd see something. I'll check it out....looks like it's starting to add up...in many ways ! You thoughts still welcome.
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Re: Dual circuit master cylinders and servos
The single circuit is not a power consideration, it's a risk of brake loss.
Dual circuit just gives you that chance of stopping if one circuit empties.
Dual circuit just gives you that chance of stopping if one circuit empties.
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Re: Dual circuit master cylinders and servos
Thanks Jim (You're a legend !), Expect an order soon !