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Odyknuck
 Post subject: Re: Cutting brake option
PostPosted: Thu Nov 18, 2010 1:47 pm 
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passat2800
 Post subject: Re: Cutting brake option
PostPosted: Thu Nov 18, 2010 8:03 pm 
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Fab 2 separate brake pedals an 1/8" between each other going to separate rear wheels.You never push the clutch while operating cut brakes, right?You get to keep both hands on the wheel, right? Just an idea. And , you will never loose your hole braking system due to one bad caliper.And you won't loose as much pedal travel with 2.


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JeffClay
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Mike, rexroth (bosch) makes high pressure solenoids available in 12 volt, fyi...... LuK is german so most of the shit I deal with comes from germany, so we know it's good :mrgreen:
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eighty3bronco
 Post subject: Re: Cutting brake option
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I don't know if you settled on an idea but I saw these on line:

https://www.surpluscenter.com/item.asp?item=9-5112-NO&catname=hydraulic

They are good up to 3000 psi
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