Brake Bias Adjustment Quiz

Why is adjusting brake bias important for setting up a track vehicle?

• To provide more control under braking

• To improve fuel efficiency

• To enhance acceleration

• To reduce engine noise

What happens if the front tires lock up with more pedal pressure than the rears?

• The car will accelerate faster

• The car will have smoother braking

• The car will be sent into a spin

• The car will have better traction

How is the course biasing of the dual circuit brake system done?

• By adjusting the suspension

• By correctly sizing the calipers, rotors, and master cylinders

• By changing the tire pressure

• By modifying the exhaust system

What does Tilton's adjustable brake balance bar offer for fine-tuning brake balance?

• Quick adjustment for steering sensitivity

• Quick adjustment for brake balance

• Quick adjustment for suspension stiffness

• Quick adjustment for tire pressure

How is the percentage of force that goes into each master cylinder determined?

• By the position of the brake pedal

• By the position of the steering wheel

• By the position of the gear shift

• By the position of the balance bar adjustment

What should be confirmed after installing the balance bar into the pedal?

• The suspension stiffness

• The tire pressure

• The brake fluid level

• The position of the spherical bearing

How much longer should the front master cylinder pushrod typically be compared to the rear?

• Same length

• 1/4 inch longer

• 1/2 inch longer

• 1 inch longer

What should be parallel to the firewall when there is load on the brake pedal?

• The suspension

• The steering wheel

• The gear shift

• The balance bar