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Re: Engine exhaust brakes on diesels
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Posted by B-maniac on September 07, 2006 at 18:28:41 from (207.241.134.112):
In Reply to: Re: Engine exhaust brakes on diesels posted by Mike Veen on September 07, 2006 at 15:07:02:
I think we will all agree,there is a safety and longevity advantage with both type brake assist. The last I knew, quiet mufflers were still available and affordable. If you truckers want to stop all the hooplah,I suggest you put some on. Is there any "sane" reason you can't have your brake assist and be quiet at the same time? Heaven forbid it cost you 10 out of your 400-500 horsepower. There are huge semi's that pass me on the x-way,and I hear nothing but a powerfull "whine",and less yet when they brake. This post is not meant for them!!! The rest of you,GROW UP!!!
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