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<DIV>If you are comparing it with a modern car then yes the MGB can be
considered 'heavy', but I find modern way too sensitive for my liking. The
factory booster makes very little difference, I've driven them with and without,
and with but disabled, and noticed almost no difference. There are
'stronger' after-market ones though. If this is an LHD then I've seen them
fitted on the passenger side against the bulkhead, but because of the limited
space that side of the heater pointing forwards instead of across like they are
on RHD. You can see one in a factory LHD V8 here <A
href="http://www.mgb-stuff.org.uk/servo.htm#7">http://www.mgb-stuff.org.uk/servo.htm#7</A>,
one of the cars sent to America for testing then returned and ended up in
Europe.</DIV>
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<DIV>PaulH.</DIV>
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<DIV dir=auto>Who has added a brake booster to their MGB or MGB GT which
initially did not have one? Do you have pictures of where you mounted
and how you did it. I just put new pads and rotors on my 69 MGB
GT. It still takes a lot of effort to apply the
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