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07-18-2024, 12:00 PM | #1 |
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Master cylinder pressure question..
Other discussion about MC's and the mention of a MC with 60/40 bias.
Someone explain to me how the MC can have 60/40 bias when the bore in the MC is the same size for both pistons/ports. I know GM used some step bore MC's where the pistons are different sizes for each port which makes sense using hydraulic principles where the same pressure is applied to 2 different size pistons results in different pressure out of the ports. |
07-18-2024, 01:14 PM | #2 |
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Re: Master cylinder pressure question..
The positioning of the "cups" are staggered, which changes the timing of the application of pressure
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Re: Master cylinder pressure question..
They will be different, due to the compression on one side versus the other - start compressing later would result in lower pressure.
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Re: Master cylinder pressure question..
Pressure can only be increased by changing the pedal ratio or by decreasing the master cylinder bore.
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Re: Master cylinder pressure question..
The bias is likely volume not pressure.
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