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hydro booster would make a difference on pedal travel more because the hydro has a longer shaft for pressing against the mc piston. also get quicker pedal movement for less delay in panic braking.
 
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hydro booster would make a difference on pedal travel more because the hydro has a longer shaft for pressing against the mc piston. also get quicker pedal movement for less delay in panic braking.

I know it will help/change the braking, however, there is no way this truck was like this stock. I would be happy with stock actually; but I know it isnt there.

Wondering what else is there...
 

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if the engine was off when you did i would just say you exhausted the vacuum reserve still in the booster. is it still firm when the engine is running or did the firmly drop dramatically?

perhaps a feel a :doh2: coming here soon in your next response, no?
 
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if the engine was off when you did i would just say you exhausted the vacuum reserve still in the booster. is it still firm when the engine is running or did the firmly drop dramatically?

perhaps a feel a :doh2: coming here soon in your next response, no?

No, this is while driving. I still need to test pumping with engine off to verify firmness then drop. That is how I do that right?
 

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