Bob,
>The standard Tiger clutch slave cylinder bore diameter is 7/8". The
>standard Tiger clutch master cylinder bore diameter is 5/8" (the Alpine is
>3/4"). The movement of the slave versus master cylinder pistons is equal to
>the fluid displaced, which goes as the diameter squared. For 7/8' versus
>5/8" that's 49 versus 25, or about a factor of two more distance traveled
>by the clutch master cylinder piston compared to the clutch slave piston.
I really hate to knit-pick, But.... The volume goes by the radius squared,
not the diameter squared! Just a clerical mistake I'm sure.
Volume = (pi X Radius ^ 2) X distance traveled.
Cullen Bennett
Tempe, Arizona USA
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