Jekit Auto Brake Caliper Disc 362x32mm Fit 8 Pots Rs8 Brake Caliper

Note:

When you buy calipers, you should tell the us what car you have, what year it is, how big the wheel hub is at present, whether to play the track or sell vegetables every day, and attach the photos of the wheel hub for the merchant's reference.

Generally speaking, common models have fixed optimal collocations. These collocations are obtained from long-term experience and experiments. Early riders have paved the road for later riders and stripped the crabs. When you come here, everything is the best arrangement.

As for the piston area and other detailed parameters, it doesn't matter if you don't know. If you want to know, you can consult us

Function:

Brake caliper is a caliper device with the functions of decelerating, stopping or maintaining the stopped state of moving wheels. It is generally only used in disc brake system. The disc brake on the car is composed of a brake oil pump, a brake disc connected to the wheel and a brake caliper on the disc. When braking, the high-pressure brake oil pushes the piston in the caliper to press the brake shoe against the brake disc, resulting in braking effect.

The caliper is equipped with a dust boot to prevent foreign particles from damaging the piston. In addition, anti rattle shrapnel is matched to fix the brake skin to reduce the noise in daily use. There is also a design that can't be found in competitive calipers! Competitive calipers usually cannot prevent corrosion through long-term maintenance, which has become a problem, but corrosion prevention is very important for street calipers.

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 Pads

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.