I would have thought the .75 cylinder would be best?? Being bigger an all??
More fluid = more clamping force surely
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13-12-10, 22:30 #11Team ManFoot
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Originally Posted by Greg
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Bigger area requires a higher force input to achieve the same pressure output. Originally Posted by Famous jh
There's maths behind it, I should know it, but I can't remember lol.
BTW, I might be completely wrong, its late.
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.625 would be best. Originally Posted by Red/Black86
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Perfect lads cheers for all your help, il think about it over the christmas and il go about getting one in the new year.
cheers
Ken
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