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BOBLOOK wrote:

Toyota1515 wrote:

baldo wrote:So what do you do with the hose that goes to the intake?

delete it!

The pedal will be really hard more leg force needed

But better feedback from brakes, anyway, Not for the lazy lads,

Is there a larger diameter master cylinder that can be use on the car with out the brake booster (like with the booster eliminator plate) to aid in braking? Like from a Celica or a truck? I think the old site some one had a write up on a Nissan 240 one that fit?

i deleted my booster cause of my carb choice, i just shorted the pushrod and drilled new holes in the firewall, works awesome. only problem is i have ae86 front disks and stock te31 rears so the pedel is not as positive as i want, but i remember on the old site someone said to use the master from a paseo. it had bigger front disk calipers and small drum rears, and the bolt pattern is the same as the old corolla. i have not tried it, but is on my list as soon as i can find another transmission...why are these things so hard to find!!!!!!

only problem is not getting used to pushing harder, its not bad at all. whats bad is getting into something newer when done driving the corolla, you will put everyone through the windshield.

Would love to see a write up and pics! I want to clean up the bay

You can buy the adapter carlos Tpr is selling There's an writeup somewhere i need to look