is the GTUs brake master cylinder an NA unit or a TII unit?
is the GTUs brake master cylinder an NA unit or a TII unit?
well, I know the GTUs uses TII components........after my TII swap I kept the stock brake booster and master cylinder and it's leaking a little bit.......enough to send a signal to the idiot lights....when I order the part should I ask for the NA master cylinder or the turbo one? are they different? can I still keep the brake booster or do I need to replace it too?
keep brake booster, only differance is if you got abs and awws. if not ALL MC are the same if it is for 5 lug. maybe 4 too not sure, but there is only 2 different one's ABS and NON ABS as far as I know, watch out for people on ebay advertizing a T2 Mc for an arm and a leg/ its the same a s 5 lug NA
I 100% gurantee this info as I have spent stoopid time and money on this.
When in comes to the S5 cars there are two different braking systems under the hood. ABS & non-ABS.
You either have an ABS master and booster or a Non-ABS master & booster. Those are the only two types on the S5s and they are not compatable. As far as I know all turbo's (S5s) came with ABS all non turbos had conventional brake systems.
Likely all GTUs had the non ABS system. Thus you need non turbo components.
When in comes to the S5 cars there are two different braking systems under the hood. ABS & non-ABS.
You either have an ABS master and booster or a Non-ABS master & booster. Those are the only two types on the S5s and they are not compatable. As far as I know all turbo's (S5s) came with ABS all non turbos had conventional brake systems.
Likely all GTUs had the non ABS system. Thus you need non turbo components.
but the GTUs uses Turbo braking system......that's why I am confused.......I didn't swap anything from the TII braking system into the GTUs because it HAD turbo brakes to begin with.....I assume it is the same ABS unit as the TII but I need some verification before I buy the master cylinder.
Last edited by Madrx7racer; Aug 18, 2005 at 04:38 PM.
So basically if your car had ABS from the factory you need to ask for Turbo components but I am almost sure you need the N/A parts as you car was N/A from the factory and thus did not have ABS.
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dude it's simple turbo or non means nothing!!!!! only abs or non abs S4&S5 are the same look them up on ebay or mazdatrixs for your own look @ them there is ONLY 2 1 for abs 1 for non abs hope this helped you
Originally Posted by Madrx7racer
but the GTUs uses Turbo braking system...
i do beleive its just based on 4 lug and 5 lug applications. my S has the cast iron/steel master as its clearly covered in surface rust.
do the different master cylinders have larger piston diameters or what? if they are the same,then they would sweep the same area and create the same pressure. right?
do the different master cylinders have larger piston diameters or what? if they are the same,then they would sweep the same area and create the same pressure. right?
Originally Posted by NZConvertible
There's no such thing as a "Turbo braking system". All FC's with 5-lug hubs used the same braking system.
When talking about 5 lug cars. ABS cars had different hard lines, master cyl, and booster (including vacuum check valve hard line and soft line) than non-ABS cars.
Further 89-90 GTU cars came with 5 lug hubs but had different calipers all around and different rear rotors than cars equiped with 4-pot front calipers and vented rear rotors (TII, GXL, most 91coupes, 91turbo, GTUs, verts)
The GTUs was equiped with the 4-piston front calipers and vented rear rotors like the Turbo but do not have ABS thus if the source you are buying the master cyl or booster from distinguish between turbo and non-turbo when buying these items, one would need to buy the non-turbo components.
Originally Posted by flubyux2
i do beleive its just based on 4 lug and 5 lug applications. my S has the cast iron/steel master as its clearly covered in surface rust.
do the different master cylinders have larger piston diameters or what? if they are the same,then they would sweep the same area and create the same pressure. right?
do the different master cylinders have larger piston diameters or what? if they are the same,then they would sweep the same area and create the same pressure. right?
I got the ABS unit and it was fine......then on my way home my radiator gave out...........lol started overheating and I shut it down before it got to the first line..........;( car is down for the count.....driving the NA now but it might ALSO need a brake master cylinder....lol...........thanks you guys.
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