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I am very impressed with this setup. My fj62 now feels exactly like my modern vehicles. All 4 tires lock up and I still have OEM original brakes and calipers. This is a real game changer in my opinion. Torfab installed it as I also got an...

Fair point about electrical, and worth actually running the numbers rather than guessing off the fuse rating alone — a 40A fuse is sized for fault protection with margin, not a proxy for sustained draw. The iBooster's peak current draw happens...

The BJ73 would need a longer clevis, which isn't hard to do.

@torfab awesome work!! Now I have an old 70 series cruiser (BJ73). And since the 80 series booster fits them, would I be correct in assuming that the 80 series adaptor kit will work on the 70? I would of course likely need to lengthen the...

https://shop.torfab.com/products/torfab-landcruiser-ibooster-adapter?variant=50792999977127 Here you go!

Yes a 8mm bolt would look much cleaner

Well that makes sense, I'll look into it for future kits. I figured you all would have a 8mm bolt laying around ;-)

The ignition wire wakes it up, when ignition turns off the booster turns off. One little nice quirk though, when ignition turns off the booster stays awake for a minute or so and stays awake if you keep pressing the brake pedal. It turns off...

Pennies? Parts are 600$, not exactly pennies - lol

I really appreciate all the feedback from this forum, we are making these a standard in all our builds now :beer:

We have, 40a fuse to the battery, ground to the body, then ran a wire to ignition.

Finished mine up today too. The pedal was a little mushy and odd at first but after the a few pumps, I could feel it was stopping so I backed it out if the garage and it started feeling normal but a little soft. After my test drive, I think that...

Perfect! That's exactly what I was hoping for, let's keep that going because it will add another hard option to the list.

I'll post a video soon - But an update on Boosters that work with the bracket: The Tesla versions seem to have a different bolt pattern than the Honda ones. The Honda accord 2018-22 have a rectangle stud fitment, which you can see in the photos...

You can bench test it by hooking up the wiring harness to a battery ground and both the other leads to positive. You should head the motor engaging as you press on the back lever

https://shop.torfab.com/products/torfab-landcruiser-ibooster-adapter I posted a PDF with instructions in the listing https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0756/4564/9063/files/torfab-ibooster-install-instructions-1.pdf?v=1785461270

Dropping all the boxes off at USPS today.