I believe differentials distribute power to the other wheel right? Where would the power go to if both wheels are braking?
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Unless you’re trying to both brake and accelerate at the same time, you’re not gonna destroy anything. Braking systems work by the person applying force to the pedal, the booster creating a proportionally larger amount of force, the brake fluid getting moved to the brake cylinders and creating contact between the pads/shoes and rotors/drums. Tires are a consumable so any time you accelerate, move, brake, this causes the tire to wear but not destroy, and the drive shaft and differential won’t get destroyed unless you’re constantly doing hard accelerations every 5 minutes and you’re locking up the brakes immediately after.
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