Subject	We don't know that they're small.
Posted by	Marshall on December 16, 2004 at 1:49 PM
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In Reply To	Limited is the key word... posted by Joe(NoVA) on December 16, 2004 at 01:38 PM
Message	We know it has less pistons, but they could be very big pistons. Most hydraulic presses only use 1 piston but they can still smash a brake rotor flat. It's the size that counts.
Follow Ups	SZR...braking performance and number of caliper pistons - Mark95TT(ATL) 12:58:44 12/16/04 Link corrected - Mark95TT(ATL) 13:01:17 12/16/04 I agree with that. - Marshall 13:34:26 12/16/04 Preach on my brother. No one pays attention until it hits - SeedyROM 14:18:03 12/16/04 Makes sense. Thanks. (n/m) - Mark95TT(ATL) 15:02:13 12/16/04 Re: SZR...braking performance and number of caliper pistons - CHUNG (Dallas) 13:34:32 12/16/04 Thanks for pointing those out, I hadn't come across them. (n/m) - Mark95TT(ATL) 15:03:01 12/16/04 Limited is the key word... - Joe(NoVA) 13:38:09 12/16/04 We don't know that they're small. - Marshall 13:49:18 12/16/04 So what you're saying is.... size matters? (n/m) - Japocalipse 13:50:39 12/16/04 size is only a temporary exitment, but skill is lifetime :-) (n/m) - CHUNG (Dallas) 13:58:11 12/16/04 small calipers? don't look like that to me tho... - CHUNG (Dallas) 14:04:24 12/16/04 Yeap - thats the part i was forgetting.. thanks! (n/m) - Joe(NoVA) 15:16:55 12/16/04 traction vs clamping force - Stang Raper 13:47:58 12/16/04 Sidenote: how does aftermarket big brake kits affect ABS? - telegraph(Denver) 14:27:20 12/16/04 ABS is in the hub, not the caliper. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 15:02:36 12/16/04
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