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A Trouble for Composite Quark and Lepton Models?

In composite quark and lepton models a factor which depends on the quark or lepton mass ratio appears in the effective weak coupling constant of quarks and leptons. It comes from the Lorentz contraction of the composite quark and lepton wave functions and may cause a trouble for their weak coupling constant universality.