Squid question
#1
Squid question
So i think i have an idea but not 100% sure....
What determines how much feel your handbrake has? Im running a 03-04 636 nissan, and an 03-04 636 brembo rear master.... I think it has something to do with how much fluid can go through at a time? Any way to change how much feel it has? I can barely lock it, but i have no feel to the lever at all, barely pressing it applies alot of pressure, and locking it only takes the lever going 1/4 of the way in.... but is still hard to do.... Is there TOO much pressure? Just confused and curious Any help would be cool
What determines how much feel your handbrake has? Im running a 03-04 636 nissan, and an 03-04 636 brembo rear master.... I think it has something to do with how much fluid can go through at a time? Any way to change how much feel it has? I can barely lock it, but i have no feel to the lever at all, barely pressing it applies alot of pressure, and locking it only takes the lever going 1/4 of the way in.... but is still hard to do.... Is there TOO much pressure? Just confused and curious Any help would be cool
#2
Re: Squid question
Theres no such thing as too much handbrake. I have a 4 piston for a handbrake and love it. The more the better, you will get used to it. You don't want to need more brake and not have it. Plus your hands gonna get tired if you have to use alot of effort with your handbrake. If for some stupid reason you want less power in it you can let some air into your brake line but you really dont want to do that.
#3
Re: Squid question
So i think i have an idea but not 100% sure....
What determines how much feel your handbrake has? Im running a 03-04 636 nissan, and an 03-04 636 brembo rear master.... I think it has something to do with how much fluid can go through at a time? Any way to change how much feel it has? I can barely lock it, but i have no feel to the lever at all, barely pressing it applies alot of pressure, and locking it only takes the lever going 1/4 of the way in.... but is still hard to do.... Is there TOO much pressure? Just confused and curious Any help would be cool
What determines how much feel your handbrake has? Im running a 03-04 636 nissan, and an 03-04 636 brembo rear master.... I think it has something to do with how much fluid can go through at a time? Any way to change how much feel it has? I can barely lock it, but i have no feel to the lever at all, barely pressing it applies alot of pressure, and locking it only takes the lever going 1/4 of the way in.... but is still hard to do.... Is there TOO much pressure? Just confused and curious Any help would be cool
#4
Re: Squid question
Well.... it locks easy, but with barely any effort. BARELY pressing the lever puts a lot of brake on, BARELY any more locks it.... it goes straight from no brake to nearly full brake. If that makes more sense? Im used to it and never really cared, but my neighbor who rides pointed it out and i realized "wow i do ride the brake hard" and i dont think it can be too good
#5
Re: Squid question
It is hard to understand... but it DOES lock, with not much effort.... but the difference in that "not much effort" and sqeezing it as hard as i can doesnt make a difference. it doesnt lock any easier jamming it down than it does barely squeezing it
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