The H4 bulkhead is steel.
Assuming the fibreglass hasn't cracked around any of the transfer bar or
servo fixings then it's just normal.
Take it to another garage.
You want to look at a Fiesta bulkhead, it flexes more than the Quantum.
If you want to try and improve it then make up some 3mm steel plates to
cover the whole fixing area behind the pedal box and the servo brackets
and several inchs out (where possible).
Bond them to the bulkhead.
Jim
[email protected] wrote:
I don't have an H4, so can't answer my own question. Does the H4 have
a fibreglass bulkhead or is it steel??
The reason I ask is that I had my 2+2 in for IVA test today, and yes
it failed, but worryingly was one of the things it failed on was
excessive flex in the bulkhead when pressing the brake. This was both
at the pedal box end, but more so at the servo end, so lost movement
equals lost effieciency. Now how am I going to fix that!!
Russell
On 8 Feb, 12:47, skip_rat <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm not happy with the front braking performance on my 2+2. I could
probably just replace evey part with new to see an improvement, but I
have the chance to get a brake setup from a mk5/6 Escort RS2000.
According to the fiesta forums these parts are a straing fit. Has
anyone tried them on a H4 yet and did they see much improvement?
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