Oct
26
can I use Medical syringes for brake/clutch master cylinder of my motorcyle?
Filed Under Cars and Transportation
don’t tell me this can’t be done I have seen it before and I cannot find who makes them could I possibly use medical syringes? thanks the reason why you answer my question with “why” maybe I’m an idiot who wants to make his bike look cool…. so what? can it be done? any safety concerns? any possible problems with boiling or silicone based clutch/brake fluid? I use the brakes very aggresively? what’s the pros and cons? thanks oh is that why the Swedish ghost rider pops the worlds fastest wheelie at 215 MPH with the syringe/tube style master cylinders? i’m sure you could do that with your harley. lol He also claims to be an idiot so what? who knows the answer to this question? thanks make home made lithium ion batteries with the soup cans and you can build the one of the worlds fastest vehicles. umm engines? they are kinda old electric motors produce more torque I will convert my vehicles as soon as i can afford it
Answer:
in theory yes, when you compress a liquid something has to move, cause and effect, a master cylinder uses the same principal as a syringe only it is modified to suit its purpose, could you use a master cylinder to inject drugs into your body yes with modifications, the principals are the same only the application is different. a syringe is designed for total loss of its contents while a master cylinder is designed to recycle its contents.
