Servo brace bracket
Servo brace bracket was created by Forrester
Posted 11 years 2 months ago
After recent posts on this topic, it seemed a very good mod. to do on my F.
Took the big black cover off to see what sort of bracket I could codge up & to my surprise saw that there was one already fitted
It looks like an OEM fitting.
Have other F's got this fitted?
Took the big black cover off to see what sort of bracket I could codge up & to my surprise saw that there was one already fitted
It looks like an OEM fitting.
Have other F's got this fitted?
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- Diesel Destroyer
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Posted 11 years 2 months ago
Where? 
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Replied by Forrester on topic Servo brace bracket
Posted 11 years 2 months ago
That's the point I'm making. Does it need more support than already fitted.
I feel the braking feel still needs better reaction especially from high speed.
I feel the braking feel still needs better reaction especially from high speed.
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Replied by Rich in Vancouver on topic Servo brace bracket
Posted 11 years 2 months ago
There is a lot of flex in the bulkhead that the servo is mounted on and any extra support is a good thing. Here is a pic of one type of bracket (The "Jaylad" bracket) shown with a TF Snorkel.(This bracket will not mount with a Mk1 MGF air intake)
Note: you get better results mounting the bracket on the master cylinder rather than on the spare tyre!
Note: you get better results mounting the bracket on the master cylinder rather than on the spare tyre!
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Replied by Whiz on topic Servo brace bracket
Posted 11 years 2 months ago
Forrester, i think, from what I have read on other threads, the flex doesnt come from the bracket itself (which yes, i guess all servos look like yours ) but where its mounted against that piece of bodywork, its that that bends.
So the brackets effectively attach the servo to a more sturdy bit of the body.
I may be completely wrong however.
) but where its mounted against that piece of bodywork, its that that bends.So the brackets effectively attach the servo to a more sturdy bit of the body.
I may be completely wrong however.
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Replied by cairnsys on topic Servo brace bracket
Posted 11 years 2 months ago
Forester, there's an excellent How To from cjj on this topic.
http://www.the-t-bar.com/en/forum/22-cjj-s-guides/75834-brake-servo-flex-fix
I've just made one up for my F using a slightly different approach to others but I can say that it definitely improves the braking!
Adam is right, it's the flex in the bulkhead that the servo bracket is mounted to that's the problem.
This is an easy to do fix that has big benefits.
Robin
http://www.the-t-bar.com/en/forum/22-cjj-s-guides/75834-brake-servo-flex-fix
I've just made one up for my F using a slightly different approach to others but I can say that it definitely improves the braking!
Adam is right, it's the flex in the bulkhead that the servo bracket is mounted to that's the problem.
This is an easy to do fix that has big benefits.
Robin
Robin
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Replied by David Aiketgate on topic Servo brace bracket
Posted 11 years 2 months ago
Where the flex occurs, and a simple brace.
David
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Replied by Forrester on topic Servo brace bracket
Posted 11 years 2 months ago
Got 2 brackets made by a mate who has an arc welder.
Fitted them today & it has made the brake pedal feel more solid :yesnod:
Had to cut 2 holes in the heater air box to fit them. Will this cause any problems?
Fitted them today & it has made the brake pedal feel more solid :yesnod:
Had to cut 2 holes in the heater air box to fit them. Will this cause any problems?
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