Nope - Pascal's Law says so...
Changes in pressure in a confined fluid are transmitted undiminished in
all directions to all points in the fluid. If the pressure P at the MC
is equal to pressure P' at the caliper, which Pascal's Law tells us it
will be, and P = F/A then:
F'/A' = F/A
{where F = force exerted at the MC, A is the area of the piston in the
MC, F' is the force exerted at the caliper piston(s) and A' is the area
of the caliper piston(s)}
and F' = F x (A'/A)
The smaller A is, the larger A'/A is - so your larger Z car MC is a bad
idea...
Gary McCormick
'70 2000 SRL311-13291
San Jose, CA
--- jcgrant4th@netscape.net wrote:
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> If the Z MC is a larger bore, wouldn't that give me more pressure?
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