Subject	This is not a good idea
Posted by	Tom B (IN) on July 21, 2004 at 3:45 PM
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In Reply To	Brake Master Cylinder With Larger-Diameter-Piston posted by Palehorse13 (NoVA) on July 21, 2004 at 12:09 AM
Message	The engineers set up the brake system with certain fluid parameters in mind. The volume of fluid moved by the stock system equates to what is needed to work the stock pistons. If you enlarge the MC, so it pushes more volume, then you're going to have some kickback from the pistons as they will be overloaded. Since the fluid doesn't have anywhere to go, it won't - and your brakes will drag. Hope this helps! Tom Bell IZCC 2802
Follow Ups	Brake Master Cylinder With Larger-Diameter-Piston - Palehorse13 (NoVA) 00:09:53 07/21/04 I am also curious as to what other master would be suggested (n/m) - 300zx.ca 04:18:38 07/21/04 Could also make the brakes very touchy. I'm not sure what - PA_Z 10:48:10 07/21/04 Yes, the brakes would become more sensitive. In the - Palehorse13 (NoVA) 20:18:31 07/21/04 This is not a good idea - Tom B (IN) 15:45:30 07/21/04 Re: This is not a good idea; I see your point and - Palehorse13 (NoVA) 19:48:42 07/21/04 The outcome MIGHT change, but that's just it. You'd - PA_Z 07:19:40 07/22/04 Thanks, I'll check with StopTech when I order her brakes. (n/m) - Palehorse13 (NoVA) 19:43:55 07/22/04
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