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I debated with a friend tonight, and I need some unbiased input.
We were talking with a 3rd party that states that they only have one *working* brake caliper, of four. Assertion #1. (Basic four wheeled vehicle)
3rd party also states that there is no correction in steering needed, when braking, at any given speed. Assertion #2.
Party A, believes that a scenario exists where an improper alignment combined with a only single caliper working will result in no correction needed.
Party B, believes that regardless of any misalignment that a correction will have to be made at the moment of braking.
Sorry for wasting your time in this trivial matter, but would anyone mind weighing in? The more explanation the better, one party is a trained mechanic, the other party a physics dabbler.
Thank you in advance.
We were talking with a 3rd party that states that they only have one *working* brake caliper, of four. Assertion #1. (Basic four wheeled vehicle)
3rd party also states that there is no correction in steering needed, when braking, at any given speed. Assertion #2.
Party A, believes that a scenario exists where an improper alignment combined with a only single caliper working will result in no correction needed.
Party B, believes that regardless of any misalignment that a correction will have to be made at the moment of braking.
Sorry for wasting your time in this trivial matter, but would anyone mind weighing in? The more explanation the better, one party is a trained mechanic, the other party a physics dabbler.
Thank you in advance.