Amazing job! . I'm doing a research for my college and it's called "Design and implementation of a hydraulic handbrake system". So, I was wondering if there's a chance of get the measurements of the parts, bolts and thickness of the materials so I can render it on Inventor. Greetings from Perú
You didn't make it specific, did you mean 7:1 was the minimum for "feels good man" ? What stops people from making a big harry potter 10:1, 20:1 lever apart from the travel.....or am I missing something and the ratio is important?
Me too but I think it doesn't matter as long as it's a 5/8" bore. smaller bore makes a lot more pressure faster and 5/8" is the sweet spot. (Metric is 16mm just in case)
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It was like brief of manufacturing techniques course for me :). Nice piece
Thanks!
Amazing job! . I'm doing a research for my college and it's called "Design and implementation of a hydraulic handbrake system".
So, I was wondering if there's a chance of get the measurements of the parts, bolts and thickness of the materials so I can render it on Inventor.
Greetings from Perú
You didn't make it specific, did you mean 7:1 was the minimum for "feels good man" ? What stops people from making a big harry potter 10:1, 20:1 lever apart from the travel.....or am I missing something and the ratio is important?
Damn I should've purchased one from you instead of amazon
I was wondering what that clutch master cylinder is from?
Me too but I think it doesn't matter as long as it's a 5/8" bore. smaller bore makes a lot more pressure faster and 5/8" is the sweet spot. (Metric is 16mm just in case)
Nissan Almera 1.6 Liter is good since it has an external reservoir. and it is a 5/8" bore. Also Honda CRV or Honda Accord.
@@Deadpool-ODST thkns for the metric
Bro what is the bore of the clutch master cylinder?
First!