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The 1/4 line is going to give you better brake feel and modulation as it will allow the pedalmto move farther through it's stroke as the caliper demands mor fluid as you increase pressure. A larger diameter line moves allows more fluid to flow with less pedal travel. This could cause the pedalnto feel like it is hardly moving through its stroke before maximum braking occurs. | | |
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