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detom (Guest)

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Originally posted by accobra:
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'IT' really does Nothing but constrict the Flow of Fluid to Both Front Calipers...

I always restricted the flow to the rear there fore having full flow to the front and less to the rear .. I always thought that was the principle ? Was I wrong ???

Ron

Techicaly speaking mid engine cars are supposed to have more bias to the rear of the car where more of the weight is. But us Americans is used to having most the weight up front so we like the feel of the front end bringing us to a stop. Unless you get real serious about racing, for the strret, being as you are a true blooded American, you will want your brake bias up front or it just won't feel right to you. Mid engine feel is for them there Eurpeon folk who are more sophisticated than us.

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