Brake questions

Double Venom · #1 (**permalink**) 03-01-2010, 03:03 AM

John,
You description feeds the physics of the master cylinder with wrong bores, OR YOUR PEDAL IS assembled in the wrong hole creating the wrong pedal ratio.

6 caliber is absolutely 'ridiculous' for these cars. If you're traveling 100 mph + to 20 mph for a hair pin turn, maybe.......

Corvette MC's 7" work well, simple two nut installation. (+/- '87 4 wheel disc). Adjust your rod length to allow less than a 1/4" movement before the piston in the MC starts to move.

Buying a full brake system is always better as a supplied kit, unless you know everything there is about a full braking system.

CobraEd · #2 (**permalink**) 03-01-2010, 06:11 AM

DV raises a good point. When my master cylinder rod was in the wrong (lower) hole on the pedal, the brakes were not so good. i moved it to the upper hole and they are awsome! The upper hole generates way more leverage.

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