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Exhaust brake question
I want to put a BD exhaust brake on my truck I think and my question is this: I plan on putting 910 comp valve springs in my truck when I do my injectors so will these springs be ok with the exhaust brake? Thanks for any info.
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They will be ok as it's an exhaust brake and not a engine brake where the valves would be held down
U will like the brake but if u have after market 4" or bigger exhaust the the down pipe supply with the kit is stock 3.5" I went with PAC brake.turbo mount as I have mbrp 4" |
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I have 4" turbo back so I need to get extra parts? Or does the kit include what I need?
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i don't have either but everyone always says the pac brake is the best from all the ones i've read
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Alright, I'll look into that one. Thanks guys.
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Go PAC brake
Unless u want to replace your 4" down pipe with a 3.5" one then go with banks |
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Like others have said, go with the Pac brake. You'll love having one, I've run a Kenworth with a Caterpillar that had an engine brake, little different, but still it's nice to have slowing down with a load...(which in my case was a truck loaded to 80,000 lol)
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