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Old Jun 8, 2011 | 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by tabetha
It's all about ratios, if you pump less fluid over the same distance the force will be less than a larger cylinder on the same clutch, so for less effort needed the smaller cylinder is what you need.
So a 0.625 will make your pedal lightest, but will it move enough fluid to work it fully ?
If it's on the same car/clutch that you mention having a hard clutch/high bite point, then using a smaller cylinder will make it lighter and move the bite point nearer the floor.
tabetha
thanks Tabs
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