On Tue, 19 Oct 1999 11:26:56 -0600, you wrote:
>I just wanted to add that all brake fluids are compressible to some =
degree, but
>silicone fluid is several times more compressible than glycol fluids, =
especially
as
>temperature goes up. Some people have complained about a slightly spongy=
feel
when
>using silicone fluid, but that will depend a lot on the individual =
vehicle; more
>specifically it will depend on the relative ratio of the master cylinder=
diameter
>to the wheel cylinder diameter(s). The smaller the master cylinder =
diameter
>relative to the wheel cylinder diameter(s), the more likely it is that =
you'll
feel
>some sponginess, especially if the brakes and fluid are hot. Naturally, =
if there
>are any trapped bubbles, they will increase any sponginess.
>
>Alan
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