Brake Booster/master cylinder

I have seen alot of cars running without a brake boosters like street cars or hotrods but i was wondering if you can do it to a mazda and just totally ditch the booster I asked this questions before but got an answer asking why would I want to do that and the answer is a cleaner look and more room and believe me i know the outcome i drove a monte and a fullsize without one its not that bad all I want to know is can be done.

Im running a s10 master with no booster, its the master for manual brakes. I havnt driven the truck yet but should work just fine in the mazdas if it stops a s10 here is a link to the pics of it.

Without a power booster (on a vehicle that requires one) the vehicle could not stop without extreme force. When the power booster's internal parts fail, it causes a very hard pedal. When the brake master cylinder seal leaks into

This is only the case if it is half assed. You can't just remove the booster and run a power brake master cylinder. The stroke as well as the pedal push rod length will be way off, causing the difficult stopping.

If you do it correctly, by purchasing a manual brake master cylinder, and making sure (or modifying if need be) the pedal push rod is the correct length, you'll have no problems stopping your vehicle.