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adding a Lockheed booster 120-130

posted by  Phil S. on  Sat Dec 1 17:32 CST 2012
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I don't see any problem using a remote booster -- the original Girling booster used by Volvo is a remote unit. I've put the Lockheed booster on several cars for customers and have serviced others so equipped for years, and have seen zero issues with them -- they were stock on Rovers and other British cars back in the day. The only downside to the Lockheed in particular is that it's fairly bulky and picky to mount so it isn't in the way of something you occasionally want to get to.






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