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Guys,

I have not driven my car for 10 years this October and finally about to be back on the road. I've been testing everything and it seems my brake booster is busted.

What options do I have to replace? I'd prefer to run a small unit if possible to clear up some engine bay room and I've heard sometimes a Subaru unit will swap directly over. Non-ABS so nothing complicated.

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iruvyouskyrine Grand Master

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On the new mightycarmods episodes they mention that they will be using a subaru brake booster in their C34 stagea. No more info currently as the episodes are atill being released but if you keep an eye on it they will have more info in sure.

If not I have an R32 gts-t non ABS one in Newcastle if you want.

GTSBoy Grand Master

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Space is a premium

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Really? What are you going to do with an extra 10mm clearance behind the plenum? Face it. The booster has to stay where it is and it cannot be much smaller before it's not useful. The master is going to be about the same size and more or less the same place. None of these things impact on the silly size turbo, which is all the way on the other side of the engine bay. It's not as if you have the cam cover of a stupidly large V8 there like the MCM boys did.

I just cannot see that the benefit is there unless you really really need the extra tiny bit of room you free up.

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