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The brake shoes.
The brake shoes, whose friction material acts against the inside surface of the drum. Shoes should not be called completely immobile: they move when the brake is applied, although they do not rotate with the wheel. Brake pads belong to disc brakes.
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The pads of a disc brake.
The brake shoes.
The rotor of a disc brake.
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