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Type of disc brake rotor which has a series of slots or grooves across its friction surfaces. These are designed to improve the bite of the pads and break down the build-up of gas and dirt which can ...
Disc rotor with solid metal between the two friction surfaces.
Pedal which feels spring-like, perhaps due to the presence of air in the hydraulic system.
The amount of weight forced onto each road wheel in a stationary car, as a result of a car's (usually uneven) weight distribution.
Total friction area contacted by the pads during one revolution of the rotor.
Disc rotor which has a series of fins (or cooling passages) between the two friction surfaces to aid in heat dissipation.
Device to warn a driver (usually via a dashboard light) that the brake linings need replacement.
