Compbrake Pedal Box On Offer At £150

[Rob Thomson 6]

I had a TAS pedal box, and I think TAS became Compbrake... I hated mine, it was fine when trying hard but awful when not. I probably didn't have it set-up correctly.

 

It eventually collapsed under the strain imposed by one of my pre-blimp scrawny legs. The welds had actually come apart, not what you need for a braking system! Thankfully the brakes jammed on, rather than off.

 

Perhaps they're better these days, but perhaps they're not.

[Cloverleaf 1]

I've also been looking at this compbrake kit but unsure what MC's to get. I'm running willwood 4 pots up front and standard gti rear discs.

 

Anyone point me in the right direction?

Cheers tim

 

We'd need a bit more information than that to give you anymore than a guess!

 

Size of front discs, size of front pistons and brake pad coefficeint of friction.

 

Pedal boxes do take some setting up, as I found out when I fitted mine (home made). Work wonderfully when done though. I definately wouldn't go back.

[Gtautotech 1]

We'd need a bit more information than that to give you anymore than a guess!

 

Size of front discs, size of front pistons and brake pad coefficeint of friction.

 

Pedal boxes do take some setting up, as I found out when I fitted mine (home made). Work wonderfully when done though. I definately wouldn't go back.

 

Front brakes

 

Calipers - Wilwood Billet DynaPro Caliper 4 pot ( will check piston bore size asap )

Discs - 285 x 21mm

 

Rear Brakes

 

Standard 1.9 gti discs and calipers

 

cheers tim

[giveitsomebar 0]

all the products ive had and seen from compbrake have been decent quality and never let me or others down but ive never tryed one of the 205 pedal boxes