brakes
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brakes
I know about drum and disc brakes (sorta) ... I have seen exhaust brakes and know about how and why they work ... I am now interested in driveline brakes ... What would be the dis/advantages about them?
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You mean a pinion brake? A disadvantage would behaving only one rotor per axle thats gona hafta work twice as hard to stop and cool down. I would think trying to lock up your tires to come to a sudden stop if you had to could be very hard on gears and axle shafts if its even possible. I cant think of anything that would be real advantagious in the long run
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Not pinion ... I once saw a disc brake setup on a driveline ... At least that is what it looked like ... perhaps these are more on bigger rigs rather than our everyday drivers ...
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Originally Posted by gnwalker
check highangledriveline.com
I needed a bib for the 3-speed transfer cases ...
Last edited by magusjinx; Feb 5, 2008 at 08:17 PM.
