09-12-2005, 03:39 PM
Mike Wrote:mpg9999 Wrote:The pedal will be affected mainly from a change in caliper piston diameter. A larger diameter piston will create more force for a given line pressure, but the brake pedal has to be pushed further to achieve the same line pressure because more fluid has to be displaced. The MC and calipers are functionally opposite of each other. You can increase the diameter of the piston in the MC to lessen the pedal throw, which will also decrease the pedal pressure. If you take from one you gotta give from the other.
huh? nobody was arguing that.
Yeah, I just went off on a little tangent.
