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Your safety when you're driving your car is reliant upon a variety of different parts and factors. There are many things that can go wrong but if your car is maintained properly, you shouldn't have too much to worry about. Your car's brakes are one of the most important parts of the car that ensure your safety. If you brakes aren't maintained properly, you could find yourself barreling down the road in a heavy piece of dangerous equipment with malfunctioning or poorly functioning brakes. Your brakes need maintenance!

Your brakes are a part of a system. When you hit your brake pedal it activates a brake booster, which pushed brake fluid through a line to your brakes. This activates the actual stopping mechanism that includes calipers that press down brake pads on the brake rotors. The rotor is part of the wheel hub and stops the wheels from turning. Another word for rotor is "disc," which is why brake with rotors are called disc brakes. Because brake pads (or shoes) are experiencing constant friction, they tend to wear down over time. They should be replaced on a consistent basis.

It's hard to say an exact time, so when you have your car serviced you should always check brake pads. If brake pads wear down without being replaced they will cause your rotors to warp. When this happens you will feel the brakes shudder when you press the pedal. This can be dangerous and you will need to have them machined smooth or replaced. Brake fluid also needs to be replaced and should be done every 1 or 2 years.

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Joe Gibbs Racing Selects New Raybestos Braking System

extensive testing and careful consideration, NASCAR's Joe Gibbs Racing (R) (JGR) has decided to exclusively run the complete Raybestos brand racing brakes system in 2009 competition, including the new highly-engineered Raybestos lightweight racing caliper -- designed specifically to deliver a braking advantage in NASCAR Sprint Cup Series events.  

"Racing in today's NASCAR circuit is more competitive than ever," says Jimmy Makar, Senior Vice President of Racing Operations for Joe Gibbs Racing. "With the field so evenly matched, an advantage like better brakes can easily make the difference between winning and losing.  Raybestos has always been a leader in state-of-the-art braking technology, and these components have really proven themselves to us in testing.  We're very excited to be racing on Raybestos brakes in 2009 and beyond."

Whether in the dyno lab or at proving grounds, Raybestos engineering teams have continually developed and tested full-race, high-friction race pad compounds for decades - with each generation superior to the last.  It's this tireless dedication to product improvement that led Raybestos to forge a strategic partnership with Alcon, a renowned UK-based manufacturer specializing in motorsport brake and clutch systems, in development of a next-generation, super-lightweight racing caliper for the Raybestos braking system.

"The new range of Raybestos racing calipers has been developed using Alcon's Optimized Structure Caliper Architecture (OSCA) design process," says Phil Stubbs, Director of Alcon USA. "By optimizing the caliper design for each application we have achieved a reduction in weight, increase in stiffness and maximized overall performance in every scenario. Partnering with Raybestos has provided a unique opportunity to use Alcon's caliper and rotor technology to develop a product range ideally suited for use with Raybestos' latest friction technology to create a range of brake packages specifically tuned for each type of track."
Having supplied systems and parts to winning teams across the NASCAR, IndyCar(R), Formula One(TM), World Rally, Touring Cars and GT racing circuits, the experience and expertise demonstrated by Alcon will prove beneficial -- as JGR will rely heavily on the Raybestos system in hopes to capture several checkered flags in 2009.
 
"We are thrilled about JGR's decision to run the complete Raybestos brake package," says Josh Russell, Vice President of Marketing for Affinia, manufacturer of Raybestos brand brakes. "Alcon's expertise was instrumental in development of the new caliper design, and along with our rotors and friction, Raybestos now offers an unparalleled racing brake system that will help give JGR's Toyotas the advantage they need on raceday."

Raybestos(R) brand brakes are the official brakes of NASCAR, and the NASCAR relationship also includes the Raybestos(R) Rookie of the Year Award, which is presented to the top rookie in each of the NASCAR Sprint Cup, Nationwide and Camping World Truck racing series. In addition, Raybestos(R) is the preferred competition brake friction of the IndyCar Series and Firestone Indy Lights at all road and street course races. For more information about Raybestos« brand brakes, visit www.raybestos.com.

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Joe Gibbs Racing Selects New Raybestos Braking System are Braking System for auto parts like Brake Pads

Where to buy a complete RC Car braking system?

I would like to know if there is a good place to fine complete braking systems either hydraulic (preffered) or servo based.
(IE : Hydraulic - Master cylinder / Brake Lines / Caliper or similar with Servo based application)

I've looked around and only found replacements for the discs them selves.

If you look on the FG Modellsport website, some of their more expensive on road cars have 4 hydraulic disc brakes at each wheel.
These will no doubt be quite expensive spare parts, but will provide plenty stopping power if set up properly.

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