Disc brake is more efficient. Drum breaks are sufficient. Iam planing to buy this activa scooter. Please suggest me in CC ,Mileage, pickup, and maintenance wise please? Please suggest any scooter of cc which is better than Activa in metal body. I am a house wife which Activa should I buy? Is Activa suitable for a 5 feet person or any other good suggestion? For Bangalore I should buy scooty or motor bike - Activa ? Suspension point of view which is best - Activa ?
I plan for purchase a new Activa, kindly suggest me the best model? Also, I already have cc model. Kindly suggest. New Activa or Jupiter Garande which is suitable for 6 feet person and more comfortable?
Is it the best in class - Activa ? Thanks for reporting this. Thank you! Your question has been submitted and is under moderartion. You will receive all communications on :. Activa BS4 Comparison. Which one is good among all of its variants - Disc, Drum and Alloy - Activa ? Maratha 1 year ago Disc and alloys are not necessary, alloys are just for looks, disc provides better braking but drums too are very good for braking, but if you drive rough, discs are made for you.
Sanjay 10 months ago The Disc brakes always have a better braking power than the Drum brakes. Jvr 1 year ago Alloy is a type of wheel base on which tyre is mounted. Jo 1 year ago Of course disc it gives support to its combi braking system. Alan 1 year ago Well i saw deluxe. Atharva 1 year ago All variants are good but it depends on your budget. Dilip 8 months ago I think Disc is good and it has Alloy also. Jayadeb 9 months ago Always have a batteryHappy riding.
Sushobhan 11 months ago Disc is more then effected. Yagna 2 years ago Drum breaks are sufficient. Aashish 1 year ago Budget please? D 7 months ago Alloy. If we relied on them for a parking brake after using them, they would eventually cool off, shrink, and lose contact with the brake disc. The two brakes are just different. Disc brakes are the more effective and reliable choice, but they have their limitations.
Therefore, drum brakes are often still found in modern cars. Manufacturers will usually outfit the front wheels with disc brakes since they have to work the hardest, and drum brakes in the rear.
Some sports cars will use disc brakes on all four wheels, but have one additional drum brake for parking purposes. Could you use a new set? Sometimes that brake-noise could just be debris on your brake pads, but it can also indicate they need replacing.
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Skip to content When considering the differences between disc and drum brakes, what facts do car owners need to keep in mind? Drum Brakes A drum brake consists of a small round drum that contains pistons and two brake shoes. Pros Less expensive. Drum brakes are less expensive than disc brakes, and this cost difference is reflected in the price of a new car. All other things being equal, a car with disc brakes on all four wheels will cost more than one with disc brakes on the front wheels and drum brakes on the rear.
Their lower price also makes drum brakes more affordable to maintain. Cons Less effective at dissipating heat. The friction that comes with braking can create lots of heat. Relative to disc brakes, drum brakes do a poorer job of handling this heat, and they tend to get hotter with repeated use. This makes them more prone to brake fade. Less effective in wet conditions. In wet conditions, water has a tendency to pool inside drum brakes.
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