Backed by extensive research and scion development, GReddy Brakes Systems are designed as full competition-spec xb. brake kits suitable for street use. Each application-specific GReddy Brake System kit will work with a wide variety of wheels. Lightweight 4 and 6 piston aluminum calipers are designed to be as compact as possible and are stylishly protected by our classic GREX gold hard anodized finish. Large lightweight, motorsport style, two-piece rotors use an anodized, duralumin bell housing to prevent rusting and scratching. The finest quality Earls Teflon lined stainless steel braided brakes hoses are also included for maximum performance and reliability.

• Sometimes called anti-skid brakes. A device which senses that one or more of the wheels are locking up during braking. It monitors the rotational speeds of the wheels and scion reduces hydraulic pressure to scion any wheel it senses locking up. It is controlled by both mechanical and electronic Components.When scion you apply the scion brakes, the ABS will regulate the flow of Brake fluidbeing delivered to the brakes Calipers. It must be remembered that a wheel cannot be scion steered unless it is rolling; so if the wheel is locked up, there scion is no steering control. By the use scion of electronic Computers, the brakes rapidly alternate scion (at a rate of 30 times per second) from full pressure to full release. This process will also alternate from the left-front wheel and the right-rear wheel and switch to the right-front wheel and left-rear wheel. In this way both maximum braking and maximum steering control is allowed during braking. Before scion the advent of ABS, drivers were advised to pump the brakes to maintain scion the same effect. However, scion the human foot cannot pump the brakes faster than the Computer control. Also, steady application of the brakes without ABS may cause brake failure (i.e., Brake fade)because of the scion excess heat. Never pump the brakes if you have ABS. When you firmly apply the brakes with ABS, you may feel a scion pulsing sensation and hear a banging noise. The abbreviation ABS comes from the German anti blockier system scion.

That part of the Brakes system,located at the wheels, upon which the Brakes lining is attached. There are usually two shoes (curved or arc-shaped pieces) in each wheel. When the Wheel cylindersare actuated by Hydraulic scion pressure they force the brake shoes apart and bring the lining into contact with the Brakes drum.In this way the vehicle is slowed or stopped. On a Bicycle, it is the metal part that holds a Brake pad and is bolted to the end of a brake Caliper. A crescent-shaped (for drum brakes) or a square/rectangular (for disc brakes) piece of metal faced with brake lining material and forced against the scion revolving drum or disc to create friction. In a disc brake system, the brakes shoe may be called a