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Brake Bias Calculator
Brake Bias Calculation
FB% = Ff ÷ (Ff + Fr) × 100
Brake bias is the distribution of braking force between front and rear wheels. Proper brake bias optimization prevents lockup, maintains stability, and maximizes braking performance.
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Typical Brake Bias Ranges
- Street Cars: 70/30 to 60/40 (front/rear)
- Track Cars: 60/40 to 52/48 (front/rear)
- Formula Cars: 55/45 to 50/50 (front/rear)
- Oval Track: 52/48 to 48/52 (front/rear)
Higher front bias provides stability under heavy deceleration, while more rear bias improves trail-braking and rotation.