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A variation in thickness between two points on the friction surface of a disc rotor (usually caused by poor manufacture, poor machining or rubbing of the rotor against the caliper when the brakes are ...
Any of the surfaces designed to rub together in a brake system to create friction and therefore stopping power.
Material which is pushed against a disc by a shoe or caliper to generate friction.
The amount of weight being forced onto each road wheel as a result of the car pitching, rolling or squatting during acceleration, braking or cornering.
A self-energizing drum brake that has servo action when travelling forwards or backwards.
Shiny dark areas on a rotor caused by extreme heat.
Safety design incorporated on modern cars which ensures there are two largely independent hydraulic brake circuits. Some dual circuit systems are more sophisticated than others.
