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Re: Breaks in brakes





On Sat, 15 May 1999, Stephen Bigelow wrote:

> Lockup gives a _liquid_ point of contact...and very little braking force.
> Unsure how you relate that to "over all power of them"
> 
> Why would something I don't want demonstate the power of something I do?

	So what is the alternative, installing teeny little brakes so
there will never be the possibility of a lock up?  Just because you can
lock up the brakes does not mean that they will be used as such.
Threshold braking stops about 10% quicker than a lock up, and a more
powerful brake will give you the control to threshld brake.  There is a
fundamental misunderstanding of life in your last statement..think about
it.