Bias Brakes - Servo

[harryskid 193]

Am i right in thinking a servo can not be fitted with bias brake set up ?. Or if it is possible can some one tell me how its done ?

[brumster 135 1 Cars]

I've never seen one. Not sure how you'd make that work on a dual MC setup that you need for a bias pedal box. I don't see why you'd want one for the stuff you're doing chap?

[swordfish210 20]

You could fit a remote servo if you wanted

[brumster 135 1 Cars]

How would that work though? Run 2 remote servos, one for each mc? Getting a bit bulky, complicated and awkward!

 

Probably easier to run the normal brake servo/mc and put an adjustable limit valve in the rear circuit?

[engine killer 6]

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/Motorsport/Braking/Pedal_Box_Assemblies_Balance_Bars/Tecno_2_Brake_Bias_Adjuster_Servo_Type/1723/0/40730

 

you may have to pay a high premium if you have the room to install it (in a 205?).

[brumster 135 1 Cars]

Ah, good find. But yes, my concerns would be whether you'd fit that in anywhere

 

Thanks for that - didn't know they existed.

[harryskid 193]

Thanks lads, but it all looks like it could cause problems, like space for it. I'll keep on with the bias brakes and i am starting to get use to it. Have to think about electric power steering to make things eaiser instead.

[engine killer 6]

Thanks lads, but it all looks like it could cause problems, like space for it. I'll keep on with the bias brakes and i am starting to get use to it. Have to think about electric power steering to make things eaiser instead.

iirc AP Racing does make some very small diameter master cylinders (smaller than others brand), you may try the smallest for the front and second or third smallest for rear for lighter feel/effort. by the way, my first hand experience with different size of ap's mc, the smallest mc for front seems too soft.