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ballkey · 19th November 2007, 09:30

I can see what Satish is saying - even in a switched off car, there has to be some ply in the brakes. For example, a M800 didnt have servoed brakes, but was still able to stop. In the Swift, the brakes become rock-hard, and there's ZERO ply. That's what makes it scary. It doesnt happen very often, but when it does it makes you uneasy.

19th November 2007, 09:30	#68 (permalink)
ballkey BHPian Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Chennai Posts: 356	I can see what Satish is saying - even in a switched off car, there has to be some ply in the brakes. For example, a M800 didnt have servoed brakes, but was still able to stop. In the Swift, the brakes become rock-hard, and there's ZERO ply. That's what makes it scary. It doesnt happen very often, but when it does it makes you uneasy.