what is the minimum legal efficiency for a vehicles footbrake what is the minimum legal efficiency for a vehicles footbrake
im not for sure there is a legal minimum but i tighting them to 3 to 4 clicks and the car shouldn't go any where
It is the safe and legal minimum thickness allowed for a brake rotor.
In most of the USA, the legal minimum is 2/32 inch.
There is a legal minimum thickness for all rotors.
You need a minimum of 2 brake lights, So if your car has 3 brake lights and one goes out, you are still legal. Some cars do not come equipped with 3 brake lights but others do such as a honda civic with a spoiler light do.
I would replce at about 4mm to keep the pad from comming off the backing plate and causing damage.
Sixteen inches is the legal minimum for ALL rifles in the U.S.
Some motorways require that the vehicles on it have at least 5 horsepower. Other than that, if the Vespa can maintain the minimum posted speed limit, it should be legal, if not dangerous.
In California, 4 wheeled vehicles require a minimum liability of 15/30/5. Vehicles with 5 or more wheels are probably not street legal here unless in use by the military and they self insure.
This answer will vary state to state, provided you live in the US, for the requirements at your local Department of Motor Vehicles.
No legal minimum...it all is reportable