View Single Post
Old 11-25-2020, 09:36 AM   #15
ford38v8
Senior Member
 
ford38v8's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: SF Bay Area
Posts: 6,633
Default Re: Brake Floaters For 1936

Quote:
Originally Posted by old31 View Post
I think the term "locking the brakes up" means the brakes are in perfect operating order.

As long as all 4 are able to lock up at the same time in a uniform order then you have good brakes.

Many cars, by hitting the pedal as hard as you want don't have the ability to maximise the braking system, or lock them up.

I agree, and would emphasize "uniform order". Brakes that are correctly adjusted will not lock any wheel until all four are ready to lock up. A skidding tire provides very little stopping power.
__________________
Alan
ford38v8 is online now   Reply With Quote