What is the difference between disc and ventilated disc?

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VonAriel
07/29/25 9:24pm
Ventilated disc and disc mainly have the following differences: 1. Different application positions: Disc brakes are mainly applied to the rear wheels, while ventilated disc brakes can be applied to all four wheels of the vehicle, any wheel is possible. 2. Different structure and material: Ventilated disc brakes have many more process holes than disc brakes, and the quality of ventilated disc brakes is lighter than that of disc brakes, but the manufacturing process and price are more expensive than disc brakes. 3. Different heat dissipation effects: The heat dissipation performance of ventilated disc brakes is stronger than that of disc brakes, because ventilated disc brakes can improve the heat dissipation effect through the holes on the disc, so the service life of ventilated disc brakes is also longer than that of disc brakes.
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