I seem to recall one of our intrepid sponsors / moderators was planning on designing/building/marketing/selling a USDM master cylinder brace that wouldn't require relocating brake lines.

What up with that?


V. - who likes a firm pedal.

 

Soon to be working with a different company to produce these As I get <u>NO</u> feedback from my prior builder.

 

I was out a car to use as a template for 2 months, I'll try and get a prototype up with in a week or 2 and have some made by expo... i hope. I've just got some much other crap to get done before expo, so this is a little low on my list. I'm also looking into making some metal plates to cover the front hood release cable so they can't break into it by cutting your front bumper cover

 

someone send me a working prototype. I can send it back you w/in two weeks.

yshi - who wants a stiffy pedal!

 

yeah i want a stiffer pedal as well. hit me up when they are ready.

 

werd, i want one

 

...make it with the threaded end(like some of the adjustable JDM ones) so I can use it on both my cars and whomever builts it can sell more of them

 

me too, me too!

 

me four

 

I am very interested in the master cylinder brace also.

Mattj

 

Thats what I plan on doing

 

I want a stiffy.... wait.. a stiff pedal.

Will

 

I need one.

 

have someone press your brake pedal hard while you look at the brake booster under the hood...

Wille

 

the movement is bad... mmmmkayy?

the brace helps stop the movement.

Willard

 

I'll pay extra if it is CF w/ the Spoon weave!

 

.....please add me to the list of interested parties who will purchase should the mc brace become available.

 

me too. I'm ready:

 

Sign me up too, Mike.
Meant to ask you about that as well the other day... Ed

 

i bet i could rig some crap up to work as well.......no flash, all function. ill check out what it will take after work......in approx 5 minutes

 

How about one that is tied in to the front strut bar?

 

What about those people that have aftermarket strut bars?...And doesn't the front bar bend a little while under a cornering load?
Austin

 

**** guys, tell me what the specs are on it and my roommate can machine it for us; he is a Mechanical engineer, machines stuff all the time. We have a full scale professional machining shop here at ASU, and students get full access.

Does anyone have a technical drawing or specs on this? I can probably get it done in two weeks max. Once made it's easy to reproduce.

 

Sorry George, Not yet. I hope to keep cost under $75. I won't know until I get a quote from the shop.

 

If the front bar bends under a load, the shock tower that the bar is mounted to is bending also right? Therefore the seperate M/C brace would suffer the same problem.