Well it's been too long, but during our break, we've been working on... the brakes! So let's see what that looks like.

It's been an answered question for a while now, but due to the size of our Crown Victoria and C4 Corvette brake calipers, we've chosen to add power assistance in an effort to hit our long term goals. That being, a balanced car, where the throttle, steering, clutch and (yes) brakes, all feel appropriately weighted.

It's hard to say if we'll be exactly where we want to be, but with a hair of adjustability built in, we should be able to get close.

We'll talk more about pedal ratios, cylinder sizes and math next time, but rest assured, it's been one heck of a learning curve for me!

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