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I noticed the difference when I fitted one, but then again I have a MY96 with 2 pots, so anything is an improvement . But it did make the pedal feel a bit more solid.
I was looking at this after a guy demonstrated the movement to me at a track day...
The end of the master cylinder flexed about 1 - 1.5 inches when he was pressing the brake pedal in my car. Didn't move at all on his with a support bracket.
I'd hate to think what that thing is doing if the ABS comes on. But at the very least it is going to give more predictable movement.
But the bracket stops lateral movement, *NOT* longditudinal movement. There is a link between the master cylinder and the pedal anyway that removes this movement at the pedal, but I could *see* an improvment in the quality of the braking movement...
****, it takes something like 0.5 seconds for sensations to move from you feet to your brain anyway... Would you really notice the difference???