how tight should it be ?

coopster

Petrolheads
just installed this Brake Cylinder Stopper, does it need to be tight against the cylinder or does it need to flex abit :ponder2:

cheers all
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the hole point to it is for it not to flex so it needs to be tight to it
 
@Thought you where talking about something completly different with a thread title like that :whistle:
haha
i knew it would get an interest

thanks a mill duffman- i thought as much but the stupid instructions say tighten uptill the bracket moves then easy back !!!! its from hong kong so just glad most of it was readable
 
Well what it's ment to do and what it does could be two different things , but:

During hard braking will twist the toe board where the brake master cylinder is located, and this results in decreased brake pedal effort.

To improve the brake feel further, the master brake Cylinder stopper. What this is is a bolt-on unit that attaches to the back of the master brake Cylinder piston and the suspension tower to eliminate movement on heavy braking. Brake feel will improve as the master Cylinder does not flex anymore.
 
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