If you've got 4 piston Guides than you are correct, upgrading the lever will give you a better lever feel but not necessarily an increase in power. What you'll miss out on mainly is the heat dissipation provided by the larger Code caliper/pads but on the plus side if you already have a stockpile of brake pads you'll be able to continue to use them.
the piston size diff of old guide vs code was only 1mm if i remember, 14vs15mm, i think sram said that equated to 12-15% diff, my maths tells me 1/14 =7% diff roughly, so they are either BS’ing or they changes something else, the lever reservoir is much bigger diff, like 25%..so yep just swap levers
Better quality, fresher coffee beans and a higher pressure machine
Because someone else has made it for you. You don't have to set up or pack up and fuck that tastes good!
Lower pressure machine ... Most commercial espresso machines run around 9 bar, where as domestic espresso machines generally run around 15 bar. The commercial machine pushes like a diesel engine though.
Cheers, unfortunately not, the screw goes into a plastic part at the end, this has broken away so the screw as you add tension sits on an angle out of the cover, functions for now but have limited adjustment. For $20 I will give it a go, as you said the bolts are what holds it on.
On that one, chain brake is part of the cover. I assume original is same and it’s never got hot enough to cause an issue? In theory, it shouldn’t get hot anyway.
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Go nuts then, I say.Never gets hot, eBay covers look like the same as genuine:
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Just double checked inside of mine and apart from the brake being silver not black, looks the same.
Will order, probably won’t see it for months with Covid shipping times. Cheers again.
Overkill? It is the part that holds your front wheel in place...
You already say one option was to tap it for a larger bolt....how is that different to tapping for a helicoil? Not sure what size it currently is, but you may not need to enlarged, just run a little bit smaller bolt with the helicoil.
