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This is where flexible braking techniques are born.

■Going beyond simple stopping performance to a braking feel that synchronizes with your senses.
The number one performance requirement for brakes is safety, ensuring reliable stopping. Mass-produced vehicles have made remarkable advances in technological development in this area, with brake boosters, ABS, and even automatic braking systems all enhancing the sense of security for average drivers. However, for sports-minded drivers, the ideal brakes, such as those for delicate load transfer when cornering and flexible control of vehicle speed, are not on/off like a switch, or have a strong initial braking effect, but rather performance that provides the desired braking force accurately and naturally, in other words, a "feel that synchronizes with the senses" that allows the car to decelerate at will. In order to achieve the best street performance, we at AutoExe are committed to tuning brake systems to suit the driver's senses.
A car's brakes are a system that combines everything from the pedal to the brake booster, lines, cylinders, rotors, pads, and more. Therefore, if you want perfection, it's best to address the entire car, including the body. However, this isn't realistic when tuning a mass-produced car. Here, we'll focus on brake pads, which allow you to experience the tuning effect of brake feel with a relatively simple part replacement.>>Learn more