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If you want more holding power in the rear increase the size of the wheel cyls or calipers. |
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Hey Mike, pretty much done here. Front alignment next week. engine has been on the dyno and I've driven it around the neighborhood, which I very much enjoyed, not sure about my neighbors !
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A smaller the master cyl piston bore will give you longer the brake pedal stroke with a corresponding increase in brake pressure.
When expermenting it's best to do it with a brake pressure gage, shoot for around 1100#. |
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