GT8 Big Brake 8 Piston Brake Caliper Kit 362 Disc 7075 Aluminum Bell Bracket

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Jekit Big Brake Kit 8 Pot Caliper 362 Disc Aluminum 7075 Bell Bracket

Brake disc

If all four wheels are practical disc brakes, all four wheels will have a brake disc. The brake disc is a component rotating with the wheel, which can prevent the tire from continuing to rotate and convert kinetic energy into heat energy.

Brake caliper

The brake caliper is a component attached to the front and rear of the brake disc. There are single or multiple pistons in the brake caliper. When pressing the brake pedal, pressure will be generated to force the brake oil to push the piston, and then push the brake pads to clamp the brake disc inward to achieve the effect of braking deceleration.

Brake pad

The brake skin is a wear-resistant part in contact with the brake disc, which is installed in the brake caliper. The pressure exerted by the brake skin on the brake disc is the key action to slow down the car.

Brake oil pipe

The job of these oil pipes is to deliver brake oil. When the brake pedal is pressed, the brake oil will flow through the pipeline to the brake caliper on each wheel and push the piston in the caliper to clamp the brake disc.

Why change the brakes?

Many people think that refitting brakes is to look good, cool, and so on. In fact, refitting the brake is a refit to improve the safety performance of the vehicle. Professional brake upgrading and modification of the vehicle can shorten the braking distance of the vehicle and the foot distance of the brake pedal, so that the driver can have more reaction time and control the brake more easily.

How to enhance the braking effect?

Increase the radius of the brake disc

Since the braking force is equal to the force applied by the brake skin multiplied by the distance from the center of the wheel, increasing the distance from the center is a good thing in this case. Therefore, the radius of many modified brake discs on the market is larger than that of the original brake disc, so that the larger brake disc can provide greater braking force.

Increase caliper piston area

This is commonly referred to as the replacement of large calipers. Increasing the size of the piston in the calipers means that more areas exert specific pressure. If the pressure remains constant and the area increases, the applied force will also increase.

Increase tubing pressure

As the pipeline pressure increases, the braking force will also increase. If you can increase the line pressure (e.g. using a vacuum brake booster), you can indirectly optimize the braking effect.

Increase the friction coefficient between brake skin and brake disc

This is also the most popular method. You can change some brake discs with better materials, such as ceramic brake discs. In addition, there is another way to change some better brake shoes. Both methods can increase the friction coefficient between brake shoes and brake discs.

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