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Thread: Brake debate!!! Full air or retrofit stock system?

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11-12-2004, 08:17

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Recovry4x4

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Wait a sec! There is only one hydraulic line that comes off the master to the airpack. One were to mount 2 masters, side by side you would only need shaft that connects the 2 together then the pedal applies pressure on that shaft. While not as simple as I make it sound, not a tough job either. By simply changing where on that shaft the brake pedal linkage is, you change the bias. Hmm!

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