Finishing Aggressor

[Aggressor]

Just a followup.

With about 3,000 miles on the new brake servos they are a most welcome addition to my Unique. The 2,000 mile round trip to Homecoming and other sites along the way
to Alabama was the system's shake-down cruise. The pedal pressure is greatly reduced and they perform flawlessly. The only odd trait is that they hold pressure when at a
full stop for just a brief moment after you release the pedal. My wife's BMW has similar brake delay traits. BMW refers to it as ascent braking assist.

-Geary

[dmswann]

Geary,
Is a project such as your's ever "finished"? I'm sure you will find more things you want to do to the car. Thanks for the latest update.

[Slither]

Good to hear Geary, glad it is working well. Any idea about the hold pressure? Is it a known issue?

[pbrown]

Geary,

Where did you find the servos? I see them on UK eBay but no sellers will ship to the US.

[Aggressor]

Dennis - The answer is no, but I am trying to keep the replica fairly close to original so I can't deviate too far from actual.

Paul - It takes but a moment or two to get used to and is not a problem. Just a very minor anomaly. By the way - Did you like the "Wizard of Homecoming" reference. I was kinda proud of that line of BS. I keep telling Sharon that "Intuitive Improvisation" is the mark of true genius. But alas I have yet to convince her.

Patrick - I ordered them though a friend's parts business. They were from British Auto Specialists in Surrey. He can get them through his shop for me for $287 complete with shipping charges to this country included. These are British Powertune kits that are very complete. The servos are complete with servo mounting brackets, servo nose support bracket, 2 spooled pieces of British bubble flair brake lines(6 foot I think), banjo fitting, vacuum hose, clamps, several one way valves, vacuum to servo fittings, and instruction manual. A Cobra setup like Aggressor's requires 2 kits. One for each brake line. If you're interested I can get them in for you. I created a steel mounting tray to bolt the servo support brackets to. If you study the above images you can see it. I bolted the tray to the front cross member.
- Geary

[Naumoff]

Looks good Geary