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Old 10-05-2011, 05:39 AM   #14
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Re: 4 wheel manual disc brakes

The size of the hard line has nothing to do with pressure. The size of the MC determines pressure and volume. After it leaves the MC, a 3/16 line or a 2" line would still move the same amount of fluid at the same PSI exerted by the MC... this is a common debate on the Pro-Touring site...

This is not to be confused with a fuel system that needs a larger line to move more fluid
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