Brake System Upgrade means improving or upgrading the braking system of a vehicle. This may include replacing various brake system components with higher performance or specialized parts. Such improvements may include:
- Use of lightweight materials: The use of lightweight materials such as carbon fiber or aluminum can reduce the weight of the braking system, which improves vehicle performance.
- Adding Brake Cooling Ducts: Installing a brake cooling system to improve heat dissipation is especially important when the brakes are used heavily, such as on the track.
- Replacing Brake Rotors: Installing larger or higher performance brake rotors to improve stopping power.
Replacing brake pads: Using pads with improved friction characteristics for more efficient braking. - Installing Heavy-Duty Brake Hoses: Uses hoses made from stronger materials that expand less under pressure, providing more precise braking.
- Upgrading your brake fluid: Using a higher quality fluid that better handles the high temperatures encountered during braking.
- Installing a Heavy Duty Brake Caliper: Using calipers with more pistons to distribute pressure more evenly on the brake pads.
These improvements are designed to improve safety, improve handling and shorten the vehicle's braking distance, especially in intense driving conditions such as on race tracks or in aggressive driving conditions.
