Subject	From a physics standpoint, the only thing that makes
Posted by	sebring1970 (robo) on June 08, 2003 at 10:15 AM
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In Reply To	Question about brake caliper placement posted by komplexZ on June 08, 2003 at 08:50 AM
Message	a difference is the distance from the center of the disc to the edge where the calipers make contact. Larger distance, meaning bigger discs, can impart more braking force to the hub or axle if all other parts of the equation (e.g. clamping force by discs) are equal. So no, I don't think it really matters where the calipers are located along the circumference of a disc. Someone else might have a different idea.
Follow Ups	Question about brake caliper placement - komplexZ 08:50:36 06/08/03 My guess would be for stress on subframe, hubs, etc... - colocomp (CRUZ) 10:13:43 06/08/03 thnx (n/m) - komplexZ 10:01:33 06/09/03 From a physics standpoint, the only thing that makes - sebring1970 (robo) 10:15:28 06/08/03 sounds good, thnx (n/m) - komplexZ 10:01:19 06/09/03 it does affect where - Altersys 11:13:13 06/09/03
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