Why Only Modify the Front Wheel Calipers?
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Because the front wheel brake calipers are significantly larger than the rear wheel brake calipers. Below is a related introduction to brake calipers: Introduction: The brake caliper is the component that clamps the brake pads to achieve braking when the brake pedal is pressed. The more pistons a car caliper has, the greater, more stable, and smoother the braking force. Function: The caliper primarily uses pistons to clamp the brake disc with the brake pads. Most standard vehicles use single-piston calipers, while sports sedans/performance cars upgrade to dual-piston calipers for better braking performance. Calipers with four or more pistons are commonly referred to as "Big Brake Kits" (BBK), with typical examples being the Evolution and WRX STI models. The main internal components of a caliper can be divided into the piston, piston seal, and dust boot.