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Old 10-24-2010, 07:27 PM
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Recently purchased and instsalled a SSBC electric vacuum brake pump, wanted to see what your thoughts are on these pumps?

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Old 10-24-2010, 11:32 PM
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I used to run one --- to power up my vacuum power brake booster. I had a reservoir as well which was hooked up to the vac pump of course....

I will say these things are noisy -- and they run A LOT....

It drove me nuts -- even over my loud Flowmaster 40's --- so I finally ditched the whole system and went with a Wilwood manual master.
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I had one on my street/strip car. It was mainly for the strip though (cam was 290 deg @50", so no vacuum).

It worked great.

It would be too noisy to put up with on a daily driver and I reckon it would work pretty hard in road/road race conditions.
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I believe there are some OEM Vacuum pumps that would be a lot less noisy.

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I used to run one --- to power up my vacuum power brake booster. I had a reservoir as well which was hooked up to the vac pump of course....

I will say these things are noisy -- and they run A LOT....

It drove me nuts -- even over my loud Flowmaster 40's --- so I finally ditched the whole system and went with a Wilwood manual master.


thanks Greg for the feedback, I drove around the car yesterday, it is noisy but seems to work well. Just wanted to see how well they work or if anyone had any issues with them? thanks
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I had one on my street/strip car. It was mainly for the strip though (cam was 290 deg @50", so no vacuum).

It worked great.

It would be too noisy to put up with on a daily driver and I reckon it would work pretty hard in road/road race conditions.
Thanks for the feedback, glad it worked well. My brakes work great, just wanted to make sure they last.
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