music is not that bad - fairly good balance, (listening with Bose noise cancelling headphones,) great computerized voice.. Just wondering if the inner break pads wear faster and more than the outer ones since the caliper applies pressure to them first and maybe only to the inner ones when there is light breaking? That's what is so fine about RUclips - now I can go out - look at the breaks and know what the system is all about! Great to understand before any repairs. THANKS.
I understand how it works. I just don’t understand how the materials hold up to the friction for so long. Can’t believe a small piece of ceramic can stop a 4,000-6000 lb vehicle. Truly awesome tech.
Well, to be fair, the force required but that is also very high, but you also need to consider the forces when the vehicle is already in movement, because you need forces already acting on the vehicle to make it move, the wheel functions to stop the forces from the engine to make the vehicle move and to also provide additional friction and regarding force to stop it from moving completely.
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Bro, can you turn the music up, I can almost hear this person talking about disc brakes (amazing video)
lmao good one
music is not that bad - fairly good balance, (listening with Bose noise cancelling headphones,) great computerized voice.. Just wondering if the inner break pads wear faster and more than the outer ones since the caliper applies pressure to them first and maybe only to the inner ones when there is light breaking? That's what is so fine about RUclips - now I can go out - look at the breaks and know what the system is all about! Great to understand before any repairs. THANKS.
I was wondering about the outer pad. Thank you computer-generated voice.
Useful video ❤️ it's really easy to understand
I understand how it works. I just don’t understand how the materials hold up to the friction for so long. Can’t believe a small piece of ceramic can stop a 4,000-6000 lb vehicle. Truly awesome tech.
That's why trucks and buses generally use drum breaks instead of disc brakes
Well, to be fair, the force required but that is also very high, but you also need to consider the forces when the vehicle is already in movement, because you need forces already acting on the vehicle to make it move, the wheel functions to stop the forces from the engine to make the vehicle move and to also provide additional friction and regarding force to stop it from moving completely.
If that makes sense lol
Good and easy to understand... Thanks..
Thank you very much.
Nice animation, don't like the computer voice.
Nice
Thanks bro
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Were not here to listen to fucking music.
Exactly! 🤬 Why in the ever living "F" would you decide to add that stupid shit guitar sound over top of the talking
Literally cry cope and seethe.