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First, let's talk about braking distance, which is affected by four factors: tires, brake pads and discs, brake cylinders, and brake hoses. These four are very intuitive visible and tangible components. If you want to improve braking performance, you can start from these four aspects, because other aspects cannot be modified by us. Let's start with the most direct influencing factor, which is tires. The reason why a car can stop after braking depends on the friction of the tires. Driving force and inertia force move forward, and friction force moves backward. Braking converts forward kinetic energy into heat energy through friction.
Assuming that the forward force remains constant, the greater the backward friction, the faster the deceleration will be. All friction comes from the tires, so the material of the tires, the contact area between the tires and the ground, the pattern distribution of the tires, etc., will directly affect the braking distance. The greater the friction coefficient of the material, the greater the contact area between the tire and the ground, the more reasonable the pattern distribution, the greater the friction generated, and the better the braking performance. Therefore, if individuals want to improve their brakes, changing tires is the most critical and the effect is most obvious.Next, let's talk about brake pads, brake discs and wheel cylinders. The sliding friction of all objects must be greater than the rolling friction. If you want the tire to produce maximum friction, you cannot let the tire continue to roll. It is best to reach a state where it is about to roll but not rolling, where the friction is maximum. At this time, the brake pads need to hold the brake disc tightly to prevent the brake disc from rotating, and thus prevent the tire from rotating.