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Forces on Brake Caliper Brackets?

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IngenieroSuarez

IngenieroSuarez

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Dec 29, 2008
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Anybody out there know how to calculate the forces on brake caliper brackets? Or know where I can get info on this...

Sorry for my crude post....this is my first one.
 
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Maximum traction force at maximum wheel loading times mechanical advantage of tyre contact patch over calliper mounting points.

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Pat
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