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Refers to 1993 Anniversary Editions; also known as Ruby.

These are the actual cars honored as anniversary cars.

They have RPO Z25 to prove it....
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Re: Brakes

Subject: Re: Brakes
by Churchkey on 2011/4/8 2:40:04

C5 caliper pistons are 40.5mm diameter
Converted = 1.62 diameter.

To find the sq in to calculate the hydraulic ratio between master cylinder & calipers.

Using caliper piston diameter 1.62 & equation
R squared X pi.

Piston sq in = 2.06 X 4 pistons = 8.245 (rounded)

Master cylinder sq in

3/4 = .44

7/8 = .60

15/16 = .735

Divide the master cylinder sq inch into the total
caliper sq in.

If using a 7/8" bore master cylinder the hydraulic ratio with C5 calipers will be 13.74

As a comp, stock 2 pot calipers with 1.5 inch pistons & using a 7/8 master cylinder the hydraulic ratio = 11.78

IMHO a ratio in the 14 to 1 range is ideal for power assisted brakes.

Manual discs require a hydraulic ratio in the 17-18 to 1 range.

Luck with your projects.
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