The Ideal Brake Curve
What is the Ideal Brake Curve and what does it tell us. When brake system engineers design a new brake system for a car, they start by creating a curve called the Ideal Brake Curve. This video talks about what this curve is, how it is created and what it tells the brake engineer. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 1:32 A Typical Ideal Brake Curve 3:22 The Shape of the Curve 4:10 What Goes Into the Curve 4:53 The Weight Effect 5:22 The Weight Distribution Effect 6:18 The CG Height Effect 6:52 The Wheelbase Effect 8:14 Real World Examples 8:39 Porsche 911 9:14 Honda Accord 10:08 Wrap-Up Huibert Mees Suspensions Explained
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