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MR2 MK1 MODS
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jason_pmr2
MR2 MK1 MODS
With regards to the brake master cylinder stopper, i recently bought one off of ebay for my mk2, was no more than £20. Not sure if one of these could be fitted to the mk1- may need to drill and threadsome holes to mount it, but shouldn't be much work.
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Skywalker
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Re: MR2 MK1 MODS
Surely you'll need a much bigger brake master cylinder to cope with the increased volume of fluid with the 205 brakes. They make the pedal spongy even on a mk2.
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paff
MR2 MK1 MODS
Podges 205 setup on his mk1.5 work fine with the stock cylinder.
I however have a mk2 turbo one waiting to go on mine
I however have a mk2 turbo one waiting to go on mine
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Skywalker
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Re: MR2 MK1 MODS
I see. Suppose I'll try it and see what happens.
What the best upgrade for the rears? I heard of the corrado brakes but have heard mixed opinions.
What the best upgrade for the rears? I heard of the corrado brakes but have heard mixed opinions.
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firstmk1
MR2 MK1 MODS
I had the st185 fronts and (modified) turbo/corrado rears. Found them to be great. The only thing I didn't like was the change in pedal travel, but this was to be sorted by fitting a turbo brake master cylinder.
