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This is a discussion forum of the 2010 to Current 4th Generation Ram Trucks with 6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel non-power train. This includes cab interior, air conditioning, heating, lighting, body, suspension, brakes, stereos, and other accessories.
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By notlimah · Posted
Yea I hear ya. I guess I'm more thinking about how often I'll be sitting there holding that switch and be like 'man I wish I could just flip this on and be done holding it!' -
By portlandareae28 · Posted
which brake do you have Michael? when my truck is down I drive an '09 dually with the turbo brake, but my dads old 01 I believe had the Cummins brake on it which I think he really liked. I would love to have an exhaust brake on my '01. -
By Mopar1973Man · Posted
Would be better to put an exhaust brake on and then you rarely touch the brake pedal. I service my brakes every 180-190k miles now with stock 16" wheels and stock OEM calipers. Exhaust brake has no technical wear and will extend the brake life quite a bit even with city driving. @portlandareae28 you might not know this but I drive to Boise every other day for @MoparMom to get dialysis. So I'm in Boise traffic every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Exhaust brake works wonderfully in reducing brake wear. Labor book calls for 4 hours to R&R a VP44. I typically now do then in 1.5 hours without thinking. -
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