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Emergency braking damages Civic Type R's brake hose

Emergency braking damages Civic Type R's brake hose

chitchatboy

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It is of utmost importance that we keep our brake systems working and healthy at all times. The following video perfectly illustrates why.

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Seen on 8th of December is a Honda Vezel exiting onto a busy Dunearn Road from one of the smaller lanes. The law-abiding drivers would know that you should never turn into the middle lane but this Vezel bravely crossed the double white line without hesitation. 

This caused the Honda Civic Type R camera car that submitted the video to SG Road Vigilante to claim that he had to slam on his brakes real hard, causing the brake hose to erm... break.

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In our opinion, the Honda Vezel driver is a joke but we must point out that the Type R camera car was also going at a good nick in the drizzle. Thankfully, there was no contact between the cars but the camera car driver made sure to give the Vezel driver a piece of his mind (Watch until the final moments of the video).


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My previous BMW E39 520 changed to steel braided hose.  Brake pedal more responsive le.

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Nobody notice the Vezel crossing the double continuous white line? Who drives like that?

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