The Dodge Charger features a variety of brake systems depending on the trim level. Standard models come with four-wheel disc brakes, with available options like the "17-inch" or "18-inch" brake packages. SRT models, including the Scat Pack and Hellcat, utilize Brembo six-piston front and four-piston rear calipers with larger rotors. Advanced safety features like Advanced Brake Assist and Ready Alert Braking also enhance the braking system's performance.
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Feature four-wheel disc brakes. Some trims offer "17-inch" or "18-inch" brake packages.
Standard on V6 models, these have single-piston aluminum calipers with vented front rotors and single-piston aluminum calipers with solid rear rotors.
Standard on international models, and optional on others, these have twin-piston aluminum calipers with vented front and rear rotors.
Utilize Brembo six-piston front and four-piston rear calipers with larger rotors.
Includes heavy-duty brakes.
High-performance braking systems with larger calipers and rotors for enhanced stopping power and fade resistance, particularly in SRT models.
Monitors brake pedal application and can increase brake force during panic braking situations.
Anticipates potential collisions and prepares the braking system for immediate response.
The larger rotors and advanced brake systems in SRT models help resist brake fade during high-performance driving.
The type of brake pad material can affect stopping power and noise.
Vented rotors help dissipate heat, improving braking performance and reducing fade.
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