juicy 7 levers with ultimate calipers?

[chongoblanco]

Has anyone done this yet, mated a juicy seven lever to a juicy ultimate caliper.

If so was it difficult, or can this even be done at all?

thanks for the info.

[tkblazer]

shouldn't be an issue you could even use code calipers

[chongoblanco]

Originally Posted by tkblazer

shouldn't be an issue you could even use code calipers

Thanks nam I thought about that too but I winder if there would be enough fluid in the resevoir for them to work well.

[Chewyeti]

be careful. the caliper is designed to be used with a specific volume master cylinder. If your M/C cannot move enough fluid, you wont have adequate brakes....
if your M/C moves too much fluid, you will have zero modulation. On or OFF brakes basically.

Run them with what they were designed for.

[chongoblanco]

Originally Posted by Chewyeti

be careful. the caliper is designed to be used with a specific volume master cylinder. If your M/C cannot move enough fluid, you wont have adequate brakes....
if your M/C moves too much fluid, you will have zero modulation. On or OFF brakes basically.

Run them with what they were designed for.

thats why I was probaly going to just do the ultimate calipers because the only difference, that I know of between 7's and ultimates is that, ultimates are a mono block caliper versus a two piece, and ti bolts but I dont care about that.

[Chewyeti]

Originally Posted by chongoblanco

thats why I was probaly going to just do the ultimate calipers because the only difference, that I know of between 7's and ultimates is that, ultimates are a mono block caliper versus a two piece, and ti bolts but I dont care about that.

as long as piston sizes and master cylinder sizes are pretty close, you should be good.

[chongoblanco]

Originally Posted by Chewyeti

as long as piston sizes and master cylinder sizes are pretty close, you should be good.

I tink I'm gonna give it a try