Reply to "OEM front break caliper piston diameter"

rockyMember

Another interesting element that this thread implies, but doesn’t explicitly state is….

The motion required for the pistons within the calipers is much smaller than that of the Master Cylinder…. BUT…. You have to remember that the fluid forced out of the MC has to completely actuate four (4) sets of calipers!

So there is a large element of fluid volume supply / requirement in the design of brake systems…. Only now is this made obvious to me!!!

Thanks Doug, Rene & (possibly) Roland!

Chuck (aka Rocky)

4/13/249:10 PM

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