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That's where versatile braking techniques come into play.

■Beyond mere stopping power, to a braking feel that synchronizes with your senses.
The primary performance requirement for brakes is the ability to stop reliably and safely. Technological advancements in mass-produced vehicles have been remarkable in this regard, with brake boosters, ABS, and even automatic braking systems enhancing the sense of security for the average driver. However, for sports-oriented drivers who require precise weight transfer during cornering and the ability to freely control vehicle speed, the ideal brake is not one that is like an on/off switch or one that bites abruptly with an emphasis on initial braking, but rather one that provides the desired braking force accurately and naturally—in other words, a "feel that synchronizes with the senses" that allows for deceleration at will. In order to achieve the best performance on the street, we at AutoExe are committed to our dedication to sensory tuning, even in brake systems.
A car's brakes are a system that combines the pedal, power assist unit, lines, cylinders, rotors, pads, and more. Therefore, for perfection, a comprehensive approach including the entire vehicle is best. However, this is not realistic in tuning mass-produced cars. Here, we'll focus on brake pads, which allow you to experience the tuning effect of "braking feel" through relatively easy parts replacement.