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July 1st, 2003 09:48 AM #11Originally posted by boybi
Tanong: bakit usually sa likod lang ang vented discs? sa harap solid?
Baliktad yata, di ba kadalasan ang vented sa harap tapos solid sa likod?
Kasi ang pagkaka-alam ko kaya kadalasan vented sa harap kasi the front brakes do majority of the braking compared to the rear brakes.
Paki correct na lang po kung mali.
Thanks.
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July 1st, 2003 11:42 AM #12
yup, the front is the vented and the rear are solid for those cars with 4 wheel disc brake systems. The front brake does more stopping work than the rear so it heats up at lot more and needs the additional ventilation to air cooling and prevent overheating & brake-fade.
As for cross-drilled disc brakes, these are brake rotors with holes drilled through it to aid in preventing the "gasses" produced by vaporizing brake pad material from lifting the pads from the disc, something like a hovercraft. This happens in more extreme braking applications.
The slotted brake rotors also do the same thing but also tend to clean the surface of the brake pads of burnt brake-pad material giving you a clean brake pad surface every time you try to apply the brakes hard. Downside, brake pads dont last as long as compared those used on ordinary rotors.
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