Sentence examples for rear disc from inspiring English sources

In another, rear disc brakes, once standard on all Jettas, have been replaced by cheaper drum brakes on some versions.

At his auto repair shop, Edy Rodriguez knocks the rear disc brake of a late-model Chevrolet Malibu into place, while trying to explain to Johnson why his family of seven has no water.

Set-up was all important and most riders opted for a rear disc wheel and clip-on handlebars and eschewed the option of a deep-rimmed front wheel to minimise wind resistance and offer better handling.

He used a 12-inch-wide Hoosier dirt-track racing tire at the rear, a modified Harley rear suspension and the rear disc brake from a 1982 Dodge Colt.

Only the S, for instance, comes with rear disc brakes instead of less expensive drums, and the rear suspension, while thoroughly competent on the road, is a relatively low-tech twist-beam design.

In T.S.B. SB0048-13 issued on March 25, Toyota said the problem in certain 2009-13 Corollandnd Matrix models was most likely caused by problems with the rear disc brake pads.

Previous models drew complaints of tardy braking, so new brake pistons have been coupled with larger rear discs.

Volkswagen says its testing indicates that the Jetta stops just as well with the cheaper drum brakes as with rear discs.

For instance, I can confidently declare, without so much as a Google search, that this is the first Jeep to employ Italian brakes — four-piston aluminum calipers from the house of Brembo, squeezing front rotors that are larger than the entire wheels of a Chevy Aveo LS. (Even the rear discs, at 13.8 inches, dwarf a Corvette's front rotors).

A small, rear-mounted electric motor propels the car by direct drive, and the car has front- and rear-disc brakes.

I treated myself to one for my 55th birthday: a Scott Scale 730, with no rear suspension, disc brakes and bigger wheels.