Bill, when transferring pressure - as is largely the case with the
braking system, then I would agree.
But in the case of the clutch you are moving a quantity of fluid
through the pipe, and a smaller bore pipe will take longer and / or
more pressure, to force the required quantity of fluid through it.
Guy
>----Original Message----
>From: pythias@pacifier.com
>Date: 21/06/2008 15:38
>To: <Weslake1330@aol.com>, <spridgets@autox.team.net>
>Subj: Re: [Spridgets] Clutch hydraulic line
>
>Hello guy,
>
> one would think that the size of the pipe between is irrelevant
> other than the amount of fluid it holds. you move a given amount
> of fluid with the stroke of the pedal, and it takes a given
> amount of fluid to move the slave cylinder. As long as there is
> enough IN the master sufficient to move the slave the given
> amount, the quantity in the pipe between should mean nothing.
>
>--
>Best regards,
> Bill mailto:pythias@pacifier.com
> '66 Sprite HAN8L49403
> * Naughtily, Tom said nothing.
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