BRAKES: How They Work | Science Garage

Brakes are the unsung heroes of performance. Everybody loves going fast, but slowing down is important too. There’s disk brakes, vented brakes, brembo brakes and drilled brakes-- let’s “brake” it all down! Bart talks about the principles that make your brakes work. From drums and discs, to friction and heat, we get to the nitty gritty of how Brakes systems keep you safe.

Bart teaches us how cars work by blowing stuff up and cutting things in half. It’s a science show for the car lover who’s easily bored. Join Bart as he explains the science behind everything automotive. This is cars down to the atom. This is Science Garage.

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:04 - FX-Always Sunny
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[Thee_Sinner]

This show is like if the shows Blue’s Clues and Bill Nye the Science Guy had a baby that was then raised by the Hoonigan crew.

[rally]

''Here's the thing about brakes, they stop the car'' - Doug DeMuro.

[ninazada]

"Appreciate your brakes, cause they keep you from being dead"
- wise words spoken

[AlbertoDsign]

Fast explanation: Brakes work by Braking without Breaking, if a Brake Breaks when it Brakes, it doesn´t Brake. If it´s too hot, it will take a Break from Braking.

[ThaBigSkyline]

Science garage on exhausts? Lots of content there!

[VehicleVirals]

Love this channel. Both informative and entertaining. Definitely one of the best automtive channels out there!

[thedudeprime]

4:10 I love how you guys edited that background music on top of the music that was already playing 😂

[gsdfan]

Love the 50's era learning background music. SCIENCE!

[emilycupcakegirl]

Watching this video at night because my Autoshop teacher made us do an assignment on this video but I didn’t want to do it in class so I’m doing it right now

[a-diggity]

0:12 I expected "RAMCHARGERS"

[MrAchile]

I simply love the sense of humor in this series.

[supplant]

No doubt Donut is gonna hit 1mil subs before 2019

[levivlz]

The “Wilhelm Scream” at 1:07, nice work! 😂GGWP.

[bacarlson]

Great video love the style and information. One of the reasons pizza tastes so much better from a restaurant is because their ovens can get so much hotter (700-800 degress isn't uncommon). 400 degrees F is nothing for a pizza oven and it wouldn't cook in 50 seconds.

[colemercer]

The production quality on these videos is next level 👏🏻

[Dethbyobsidian]

Hey, could you do an episode on the different types of differentials? It's something I've never fully understood the mechanics of and you guys are great at explaining this stuff. Great show, keep it up!

[redcurated]

4:12 am i having a stroke? (listen to the music)

[averyyoungsquid]

Here from livestream also we wanted superchargers

[WT-KANIBAL]

i love watching these videos i want to be a mechanic someday and these really help my child mind visualize how each component of the car works

[vizualmrs]

Greatly appreciated the Celsius conversions in this video. Your doing it right. 👍