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Offline Mikieb1981

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What brake setup
« on: September 22, 2011, 17:32:12 »
Hi folks,

Currently rebuilding my 1989 2.5 td 90 with my old  94 200tdi disco as a doner.

Going to fit the disco axles to the 90 and wondering what master cylinder servo etc to go with??

Should I just pipe up to the existing 90 or replace with the complete disco set up??

Or something else entirely?

Thoughts and comments please!

Mike

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Re: What brake setup
« Reply #1 on: September 22, 2011, 19:22:56 »
mines 84 with 200tdi disco engine range rover axle's with disco 300tdi callipers on the front we still master cylinder servo using the original  setup and works fine


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Re: What brake setup
« Reply #2 on: September 22, 2011, 21:21:52 »
I know two people who have disco rear axles with disks on them in 90's using the original master cylinder.  Both say that the rear axle locks before the front.  I have driven one of them and thought it was lethal, the guy who owns it says he has got used to it. The MOT tester doesnt like it, but passes it.  The other one has fitted a rally car brake bias valve which has cured the issue.
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Re: What brake setup
« Reply #3 on: September 23, 2011, 09:31:36 »
Thanks thats sounds like an issue! wonder if the disco setup would sort it. Hopefully someone will be along that knows!

Think i might as well see if disco setup will fit my 90's been stood parked up on a farm for the last 5 years so all seals will be shot and need doing which is half way to changing it anyway!

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Re: What brake setup
« Reply #4 on: November 09, 2011, 21:00:56 »
The 90 uses the same castings and piston as the Disco, some bigger Defenders had bigger callipers, not sure if it's 110s or 130s though :undecided:

The RRC and Disco had a deceleration valve on the inner wing below the master cylinder to prevent the lethal braking, you need to get the angle correct but it's easy to plumb one is as it goes in-line with the rear circuit. You could tune it by altering the angle if you have time to mess around I guess.
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Re: What brake setup
« Reply #5 on: November 18, 2011, 22:56:12 »
Ah, that sounds like a solution, will have to make sure i fit it to the defender. Thanks for the info.

 






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