exhaust brake
wanting to install one on my 95 with the auto trans and was thinking of install a break in the exhaust pipe (4") . I read some where that the install in the elbow would not let me change to dual turbos and I want to do that someday so I`am leaning towards the in pipe style. could you all tell me what I should by, and what does not work. I have no idea of the best brand. HELP . later Don
I have heard good things about PacBrake and the PRXB brakes.
http://www.pacbrake.com/index.php?page=our-kits
http://www.pacbrake.com/index.php?page=our-kits
Only exhaust pipe installed brake I know of is from here. http://www.usgear.cc/dcelerator.htm
MikeyB
MikeyB
I have a 5" inline Pacbrake PRXB with twins. Easy to install and operate. Worth the investment for the added stopping power. Go through a lot fewer brake pads now and mountain hills are not a scary. I keep it on full time. No regrets.
I call USGear for a quote and they want $1300.00 + . I think that is a lot of money and would buy a big bunch a break shoes and pads. I will have to price them from everyone I can find. Thanks for the info. I want to twin my truck so this is why I want a break in the 4" 409 SS that I have . Later Don
The problems I have heard with USGear is the electric actuator not liking the road grime. If that has changed I would consider it. The PacBrake has a lot of options for fitment and is installed on large OTR trucks if that has any sway. BD is also available inline IIRC.
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