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    1/28/2015 9:31 PM  #1

    Fast Ed
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    RRS under dash booster

    Just wondering if anyone has had any experience with the rrs under dash booster. I am thinking about doing a coyote install on my 65 fastback but that will leave no room for a booster. I have the Mustang Steve booster set up on my other fastback. At last years Knotts show in SoCal I saw a 65 with the coyote motor but it was running the electric power booster. I am looking for a more mechanical solution. Anybody had any experience with the rrs booster?

     

    1/28/2015 10:57 PM  #2

    jkordzi
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    Re: RRS under dash booster

    What about the transmission?  If manual, how would you accuate the clutch with engine taking up all that room?

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    1/28/2015 11:25 PM  #3

    50vert
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    Re: RRS under dash booster

    jkordzi wrote:

    What about the transmission?  If manual, how would you accuate the clutch with engine taking up all that room?

    http://www.rrs-online.com.au/boosters.php
    They have real nice stuff, at least comparable to TCP
    Made in Oz and cheaper to buy here than in Oz.   Pricey

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    1/29/2015 6:50 AM  #4

    Bullet Bob
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    Re: RRS under dash booster

    That does look like nice work butt (TS&T), I noticed that, at least on that page, they don't list a LHD setup for 65. 

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    1/29/2015 7:19 AM  #5

    terry
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    Re: RRS under dash booster

    That's a hunk of steel to wedge in a 65!  I've seen them in a 67 but they are just a tad wider!  Can you say "shock tower"

     

    1/29/2015 12:11 PM  #6

    Fast Ed
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    Re: RRS under dash booster

    I talked to RRS and they do have LHD setup for a 65. The shock towers are definitely coming out.

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