How the brake shoe works
When the brake shoe is activated at one end, it can swing outward around the fulcrum at the other end and press against the inner surface of the brake drum to generate frictional torque. When stepping on the brakes, the driving mechanism expands the circular brake shoes, and the brake shoes inlaid with high friction performance on the surface rub against the inner surface of the brake drum violently, forcing the rotating brake drum to gradually decelerate until it stops rotate. The brake shoe assembly includes brake drum cover, brake shoe friction plate, brake shoe return spring and brake lever.
braking
The low-end car is the former and the high-end is the latter, which is controlled by the vehicle's cable or the computer version. When the brakes are applied, the cable or the computer control board causes the brake cylinder on the tire to engage the brake disc. So you can directly apply the brakes without pressing the clutch while driving.
