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180f!xherUp 07-22-2009 10:34 AM

5lug conversion
 
kk.... I did a 5lug conver on my s13... problem is my brake doesnt have pressure... No air in brake lines... do i have to upgrade my brake booster?

thanks

hOngsterr 07-22-2009 01:21 PM

when i did mine my brakes were fine. they were untouched.
hmmm... just upgrade on ur brakes?
lol

palmdale_mob 07-22-2009 01:40 PM

Have you worked with brakes before?

After you push in the piston on the calipers you have to pump the brakes to bring it back to normal

projectRDM 07-22-2009 02:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 180f!xherUp (Post 2928213)
kk.... I did a 5lug conver on my s13... problem is my brake doesnt have pressure... No air in brake lines... do i have to upgrade my brake booster?

thanks

There is no reason to touch the brakes, period. Take the caliper off, set it aside. What did you do, and why?

Shadowhunter 07-22-2009 05:34 PM

I'm not sure what the brakes have to do with the 5 lug conversion unless you accidentally pinched a line or something.

hOngsterr 07-22-2009 10:28 PM

my thoughts exactly

angelom88 07-23-2009 06:01 AM

When u do a z32 or s14 5 lug and brake conversion most people get the s14 brake booster, I have heard people say that when they leave the s13 brake booster it becomes somewhat spongy but it still brakes fine, have u pumped ur brakes and check for leaks??

180f!xherUp 07-23-2009 07:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by angelom88 (Post 2930066)
When u do a z32 or s14 5 lug and brake conversion most people get the s14 brake booster, I have heard people say that when they leave the s13 brake booster it becomes somewhat spongy but it still brakes fine, have u pumped ur brakes and check for leaks??

SOrry everyone... I was in a rush to post this thread... but this is exactly what my point is.... It brakes okay, but i have to push the pad most all the way down before it brakes... It feels almost like it's has a leak in the line but there none... I have bleed the brake a few times thinkin it's was bubbles in the lines. I remember the stock s13 when i barely tap the brakes it grabs... with the conversion it's seem to not have enough pressure.... so i just wondering if i have to upgrade the brake booster?

btw, my setup are jdm s14 5lugs...

thanks guys and gals.....

gunmetalr32 07-23-2009 08:10 AM

mine was the same way... until i put a ttz32 brake booster and bmc... 100 times better...

180f!xherUp 07-23-2009 08:54 AM

kool
guess i'll just up the booster.... thx

btw.. is the booster a str8 bolt on?

projectRDM 07-23-2009 09:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by angelom88 (Post 2930066)
When u do a z32 or s14 5 lug and brake conversion most people get the s14 brake booster, I have heard people say that when they leave the s13 brake booster it becomes somewhat spongy but it still brakes fine, have u pumped ur brakes and check for leaks??

Please quit spewing bullshit. Very few people ever upgrade the booster, it's not required. The master cylinder, yes, but only if going to larger brakes. The OP hasn't said a word about upgrading the brakes at all.

To the OP, I'm betting the calipers are on the wrong side, allowing air to be trapped in them.

Research. Plenty of info on this.

Sileighty_85 07-23-2009 10:41 AM

^^ Russ has spoken lol
x2 on the bleeders upside down, (they need to on the top)

I never touched my Brake booster
I have S14 Hubs, Full Z32 Brakes F&R, Z31 Brake Master Cylinder (Stock S13 Auto Booster)
Brakes awsome

RichK14 08-13-2009 10:30 AM

What ebrake cables did you use Sileighty 85?

Sileighty_85 08-13-2009 10:33 AM

Z32 2+2 cables for S13
S14 is R33 Skylines
The Nismo Shop : West Covina Nissan : Nissan OEM E-brake cables - Z32/R32 conversion


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