Power Amplification Mod in Hydraulic Brakes - Brakes Part 1
Big brands are chasing more power with bigger pistons and wild designs — but what if you just built your own super brake instead? In this video, I mod the humble TRP Quadiem to beat almost every brake on the market. From lever mechanics and hydraulic theory to lathe-free machining and sketchy piston mods, we dive deep into brake science, build hacks, and trail testing. It’s messy, nerdy, and surprisingly effective. Don’t try this at home. Performance list of certain brakes: https://brakes.ddzyne.nl As this is my first ever real upload, please keep in mind that I'm still learning new stuff about videomaking, so I apologize for unwanted background noise, bad sound quality or clips that are not in focus. I will do my best to improve my skills with the next one. I would also appreciate feedback on the format... Thank you! Instagram: pathfindrperformance #mtb #downhillmtb #diy #diymtb #mountainbike #mountainbiking

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