Give us a clue!!!!!

[Cabman77]

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Can anyone tell me how these work please? I know there are electrickery type ones but can`t see any connections on this. How big  are they?..................Anyone?

[Manky Monkey]

Vacuum pressure, via a rubber hose from your carb manifold. I've got a dual circuit remote servo in my Pop. If you check my build thread, it's the gold coloured unit hung under the dashboard. Because it's a dual system, it's bigger than some, maybe 10 inches long by 6 inches diameter.

[terry t]

cabman you want to make sure that you have enough vacuum pressure for this to work

[Cabman77]

would it work on a 750 bike engine??? Was just thinking it would improve Cuddles rear brakes on the trike without too much hassle. 

[terry t]

don't know

[RODeo]

Dave,have you got front/rear brake balance probs?

[Cabman77]

wouldn`t have a clue as they`re seperate. Just thought this might beef up the standard reliant brakes at the back.

[terry t]

would it work on a 750 bike engine??? Was just thinking it would improve Cuddles rear brakes on the trike without too much hassle. 

don't know

Hi Dave they need vacuum from the engine inlet manifold on a car its about 18 Hg's there might not be enough vacuum on your 750 as there single manifold check to see what vac you got.or just beef up your master cylinder 

[ByzMax]

They don't change the amount of braking just reduce the effort required at your foot.


Most problems can be resolved by changing the pedal ratio or master cylinder bore size.

[Cabman77]

Many thanks people, think i`ll just concentrate on getting the bloody thing on the road, must stop getting sidetracked

[nabsim]

Many thanks people, think i`ll just concentrate on getting the bloody thing on the road, must stop getting sidetracked

If you are like me Cabman that doesn't seem possible, I always either get side tracked or change what I want