Hi All, I would like some info regarding fitting a servo on My 57 moggy
Is it worth doing? And do,s it make any difference
Take care out there John.
Servo info
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SteveClem
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Re: Servo info
Very useful for anyone with bad knees. Less pushing on the pedal to achieve the desired effect.
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oliver90owner
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Re: Servo info
No experience of moggies but changing to servo + discs was a good move on Cortinas, Anglias and Escorts!
One very useful thing would be to fit a dual circuit system. Seen too many single circuit faillures in my time.
Reading on here, just fitting a servo or discs apparently makes little difference excepting the less effort for the servo and self adjustment for discs.
RAB
One very useful thing would be to fit a dual circuit system. Seen too many single circuit faillures in my time.
Reading on here, just fitting a servo or discs apparently makes little difference excepting the less effort for the servo and self adjustment for discs.
RAB
Re: Servo info
Far far better on that age of car to fit the later 8" front drum brakes - BMC did that for a good reason... Much easier than a servo - which doesn't improve the braking at all - it just reduces the leg load slightly -but the pathetic 7" front drums will still fade out right away. The change to 8" is much easier to do too - even uses the same wheel cylinders. Just ask in Wanted if anyone has the backplates and drums - I would fit NEW quality (ie Mintex/Ferodo) brake shoes anyway.
