Hi all,
Having now installed the upgraded to BCC 4-pot calipers (> Disc Brake Shimming <) the brakes are stopping much better than with the old Girling 14 calipers, but with a markedly longer brake travel.
I assume that switching to a larger diameter MC (3/4"?) would result in a high pedal at the expense of requiring more pedal pressure (I have non-servo BT7). Would this also mean the rear brakes shoes would engage earlier?
I will contact the supplier BCC to ask their advice, but thought it would be worth seeing if anyone here had any experiences to share.
Phil
Having now installed the upgraded to BCC 4-pot calipers (> Disc Brake Shimming <) the brakes are stopping much better than with the old Girling 14 calipers, but with a markedly longer brake travel.
I assume that switching to a larger diameter MC (3/4"?) would result in a high pedal at the expense of requiring more pedal pressure (I have non-servo BT7). Would this also mean the rear brakes shoes would engage earlier?
I will contact the supplier BCC to ask their advice, but thought it would be worth seeing if anyone here had any experiences to share.
Phil