View Full Version : Wilwood compact BMC or OEM dc2r BMC
hi,
just wanting opinion on which one i should get, as my current dc2r BMC is dying.
if i went with the wilwood compact BMC would the cusco brake stopper work with it?
thanks
carayan
20-08-2014, 01:39 PM
stick to oem.
the compact is not a good idea as it does away with the brake booster, which will increase pedal effort ten fold.
not only that but its highly illegal in australia to not have a functioning brake booster. (unless for some reason its different in qld)
cheers and yea i think qld would literally rape ya for that. Considering that i got a defect for my car being too low (110mm)
integraR
20-08-2014, 05:20 PM
how do you know when the master cylinder is dying
tbh i dont know cos my mechy told me when i did the 5stud convo, i assuming how soft it felt and how much effort to brake
grifty
20-08-2014, 06:08 PM
get a rebuild kit from honda or source another used one. The rebuild kit cant be used if the bore on your BMC is already scored.
carayan
20-08-2014, 09:44 PM
tbh i dont know cos my mechy told me when i did the 5stud convo, i assuming how soft it felt and how much effort to brake
did you change the master and booster to match the 5 stud? or did you just keep the one you had?
yea it was a whole complete 5stud convo set
bennjamin
21-08-2014, 08:16 AM
yea it was a whole complete 5stud convo set
did you change the brake prop valve to a 4 wheel disc one ?
junoki
21-08-2014, 11:27 AM
As benjamin said
Have U need to changed prop valve too?
I did whole 5- whole 5 stud conversion too
U need to change prop valve for correct brake line pressure
yea i did the 40/40 prop valve change
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