what is the prefered value for bore diameter of master cylinder?
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what is the prefered value for bore diameter of master cylinder?
what is the prefered value for bore diameter of master cylinder?
42 arbitrary bore units.
wait....
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I prefer using area units for my master cylinders, takes that extra oh so hard step out of calculations.
I like around 3-7 milli-acres.
Wait...calculations???
Dr. Adam Witthauer
Iowa State University 2002-2013 alum
Mad Scientist, Gonzo Racewerks Unincorporated, Intl.
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I think this guy ks is a forum troll/spammer that enjoys getting flamed and post topics accordingly...
Or he's a complete and real douchebag
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I wonder if this is the same person who asked the exact steps to design a chassis or the one who wanted to know what a brake pedal should look like. I nearly went on a 5 page rant with those two. I find it interesting that some of these simple to answer questions have to do with brakes, which I design and know it is relativily easy.
I prefere to use 55mm pistons in my master cylinders and 18mm pistons in my calipers.
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Your new website is cool.
But the Contacts page has an image problem.
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