aemintgsr

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After I deleted my abs my calipers would stick after I drive it for a bit...I installed all new SS lines, RS master cylinder, 40/40 proportioning valve. The only thing I didn't switch was the brake booster off a RS. Could the booster cause clearance issues from the push rod and the master cylinder maybe causing it to stay on when it shouldn't? I don't want to switch boosters since I powder coated mine, but if I have to get an RS booster then I will.

rick_rabies

booster should be fine. is the vacuum line connected? car running while this is happening? something isnt pulled hydro fluid/vacuum back.

aemintgsr

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Running it without vacuum, and I notice it a bit when I'm driving, also when it is parked

DA6righthand

I deleted abs also but still use my original brake booster and master cylinder. Haven't had any problems thus far and its been several years.

If you don't have the vacuum line connected, that could be a problem. I'd hook that up and see if you still have an issue. Plus you could be having a problem using a non-abs master cylinder with an abs booster...but I have no idea on that.

aemintgsr

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I've read that I need to use the non-abs booster because I'm running the RS master cylinder... I just want to confirm before I spend money on a booster

deving916

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It's true. If you switch to a non-abs master, you need a non-abs booster. I just used my abs master and flared the line. You could put your abs master back and do that, or change to the non-abs booster.

aemintgsr

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Ok will do, I'll update it to confirm