Langley, BC: Explore the Hydraulic Assist Brake Boost on the 2021 Dodge Challenger

Once a well-kept secret for iconic hot rods, the Hydraulic Assist Brake Boost System is now employed in every 2021 Dodge Challenger model. Designed to improve the overall performance of the vehicle, this system works much better than conventional vacuum boosters.
 

Here’s how it operates.
 

When you turn the steering wheel, fluid pressure begins to build inside the pump. This is mainly due to the circular movement that is taking place during this particular action. At this point, the hydraulic pressure is stored in the accumulator and is then used when you step on the brake pedal. Transferring the pressure to the master cylinder, the Challenger will then come to a complete halt very quickly.
 

The result is 907 to 1,224 kgs of braking pressure compared to the traditional 362 to 408 kgs. Durability is also a benefit since you no longer have to rely on a hose. This means that there is a lot less required maintenance for this type of feature. It also results in you spending less time at the mechanic and more time on the track.
 

Want to try out a new 2021 Dodge Challenger for yourself? Contact our team today to schedule a test drive or to ask about our current inventory!