DIY: Remove stock abs/vsc master cylinder ---> Install power brake booster & master
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Did the mod because my original unit was broke for good. Didn't wanna pay lexus a bunch of money for a new unit and I also didn't wanna take a risk on an used one for a hefty price as well over the internet cause unfortunately the GS model of car isn't too common around my area. This was a much cheaper alternative for me. I figured out my vacuum situation as well. So far my mod hasn't produced any issues and is working very well.
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Yeah sure that sounds good I'll get a couple pics. Question for you though. How hard was your LS swap on your car? What LS motor did you use? Just curious cause it seems that engine is more abundant in my area then a VVTI 2jz
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Did the mod because my original unit was broke for good. Didn't wanna pay lexus a bunch of money for a new unit and I also didn't wanna take a risk on an used one for a hefty price as well over the internet cause unfortunately the GS model of car isn't too common around my area. This was a much cheaper alternative for me. I figured out my vacuum situation as well. So far my mod hasn't produced any issues and is working very well.
Where did you tap into the vacuum on your car?
#39
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I completed this conversion yesterday on a 99 gs300! It was really easy, I went to junkyard and got 2 brake tees for the front and rear lines off of 2 older corollas. Mounted up booster/master was able to directly put old lines into tees with a little bending, no cutting. (Just in case I came across a good deal on a factory setup at a later date) bought a 90 degree elbow and drilled and tapped it into intake. Bled the system and pulled fuses. I now have a driving Gs that has been sitting for a year! Thanks for this write up, I was able to do this for 175.00 and a little bit of time! Thanks Thanks Thanks again!
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I completed this conversion yesterday on a 99 gs300! It was really easy, I went to junkyard and got 2 brake tees for the front and rear lines off of 2 older corollas. Mounted up booster/master was able to directly put old lines into tees with a little bending, no cutting. (Just in case I came across a good deal on a factory setup at a later date) bought a 90 degree elbow and drilled and tapped it into intake. Bled the system and pulled fuses. I now have a driving Gs that has been sitting for a year! Thanks for this write up, I was able to do this for 175.00 and a little bit of time! Thanks Thanks Thanks again!
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Bought used master and booster for 100 on ebay, wilwood proportion for 40 and about 35.00 for line and tees!
learned something a little later that there is a vacuum port already in the intake for the booster. On the back corner is a bolt blocking it off, the fitting is on 93 and up supra's. Still working great!
learned something a little later that there is a vacuum port already in the intake for the booster. On the back corner is a bolt blocking it off, the fitting is on 93 and up supra's. Still working great!
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Bought used master and booster for 100 on ebay, wilwood proportion for 40 and about 35.00 for line and tees!
learned something a little later that there is a vacuum port already in the intake for the booster. On the back corner is a bolt blocking it off, the fitting is on 93 and up supra's. Still working great!
learned something a little later that there is a vacuum port already in the intake for the booster. On the back corner is a bolt blocking it off, the fitting is on 93 and up supra's. Still working great!