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Which country is Brembo from?

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OJesse

09/03/25 2:28am

Brembo is from Italy. It is a high-performance braking system manufacturer originating from Italy, primarily producing products such as brake calipers and brake discs. The braking system is a crucial component of a vehicle, directly impacting driving stability and safety. A car's braking system mainly consists of a vacuum booster pump, master cylinder, wheel cylinder, brake pads, and brake discs. Maintenance methods for brake pads: 1. Inspect the brake pads every 5,000 kilometers, checking the remaining thickness, wear condition, whether both sides wear evenly, and if they retract smoothly; 2. Replace with qualified brake pads; 3. After replacing the brake pads, use tools to push the wheel cylinder back; 4. After replacement, press the brake pedal to eliminate the gap between the pads and the brake disc.

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EliasFitz

09/15/25 4:14am

I've always been a car modification enthusiast, particularly fascinated by Brembo's red brake calipers. It's an Italian company founded in Bergamo in 1961, initially supplying brake components to Fiat before expanding into F1 racing and high-end brands like Ferrari. Brembo products are durable and efficient – I've tested them multiple times on the track with noticeably shorter braking distances and significantly improved safety performance. Its success stems from traditional Italian manufacturing craftsmanship, making it the preferred braking system for many car enthusiasts. Choosing Brembo feels like selecting a reliable track companion, trustworthy for both daily driving and high-performance vehicles.

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