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carbon vs. steel breaks

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What are some of the advantages/disadvanatages with carbon and steel breaks.

Those are the breaks:rolleyes:

Unless you're talking about brakes :p

Couldn't resist;)
 
Well... If we can apply racing car technology to airplane brakes, the following would make sense:

Carbon:
-Lighter by far than metal brakes.
-Much faster heat dissipation.
-Stronger braking with less fade.

Metal:
-Much, much cheaper.
-Might work better when wet.
-Can't think of any other advantages!
 
Never was that good in English

Just sat for 8 hr. in ground school.


Thanks.
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