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are there still any brake booster delete kits still available/being sold (new)

hondaracing84

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Like for sale on Honda-tech? Or are you asking if there are new ones for sale on other websites? If so, yes. jhpusa.com has several, even their own. That's what I bought. Buy as kits or the MC and plate separate.

rudebwoy

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The real question should be, are people still using brake booster delete on performance related cars? How well do they perform? how hard is it to stop a car going 150+mph?

Jockobo

Hush performance makes one that uses an ek or dc master cylinder.

DumpdEJ6

I don't know about 150mph, but it was hard as hell to stop one going 40mph lol. I have one for sale used but in immaculate condition if OP wants it.

hondaracing84

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Really the only benefit of using one on a turbo car is to set it up for front brakes only and using a staging hand brake for the rear. Otherwise, the weight savings benefit isn't worth it on a turbo car.
Now on an all motor car, every pound matters. 5lbs here and 5lbs there adds up big time.
Street however, not very practical. Stopping in normal traffic is hard. You can, but its slower. So in a hard braking situation like getting cut off or a car slamming on their brakes in front of you, you'll probably hit them.
They perform well for drag racing. Its not hard at 150mph. Ive done it several times without a parachute. That being said, if you're going over 150, a parachute is required. Using these brakes with a parachute stops no problem. In fact, speedfactory uses the brake booster delete on both their outlaw and sfwd cars. and the bwr car.
So, yes, they are still used on a performance car, they perform well and they stop well on a car going 150+mph.

locash

Get the one from Hush Performance, it has studs and is a lot easier to install by one guy. lol

hmt_whiterice

https://honeddevelopments.com/produc...r-delete-kits/

dohcsideSi

I have one with a wilwood master and only have the front brakes tied to it. Yeah it's lighter, cleaner and freed up some space but it can feel like you have no brakes at anything less than highway speeds. Driving through the pits is fun with people walking out in front of you. The car does stop but I use the staging brake as well. The one nice thing is you don't get that initial dive and unweightiing like you do on power brakes. And I'm only going 150 so I don't throw the chute.

rudebwoy

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I was thinking of doing the delete but quickly came to my senses.