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Posted by Michael Fanoni on Friday, December 29, 2006 at 21:14:30 :

In Reply to: Hmmm... posted by MoparNorm on Thursday, December 28, 2006 at 20:54:25 :

I'm not sure that the size of the brake line matters when considering pressure. If the lines were .01" across or 10 feet across, the pressure would remain the same given the same master cylinder/foot. Once the fluid leaves the pump (MC), its pressure can not be effected by anything at all. At the other end of the line (wheel cylinder, caliper) is where you see an increse in force, not pressure. The only place to increse pressure is the MC, but you can change how much fluid you move with larger calipers or wheel cylinders.

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Re: Norm - MoparNorm 22:53:12 12/29/2006

no... - Michael Fanoni 12:00:49 12/30/2006
Line size should only affect - Will (in IL) 11:48:35 12/30/2006
And that answer should.... - MoparNorm 22:54:21 12/29/2006

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