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Brake controller recomendations


I find once calibrated (only ever did it once) I run the dial at about 3 or 4 (this matches the brake peddle feel in the tug to the brake application in the van) I have a vehicle with a break booster the same size as a Toyota Camry and the 70 weighs about 3 times as much so you may run even lighter. Depending how hard you hold the peddle down it goes from purple to red.
Hope your happy with it!

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Thanks for all the info guys I found a circuit bracker down low out of site that had a loose nut that needed tightening yep the old teckonsha  back in action, I feel like a goose for not picking this up earlier,but all the circuit breakers around the battery checked out ok,the one out of site was the gremlin , anyway all this information has been good to know as I will have to fit thew to pro now that I have purchased it,so it looks like the brakes will hi tek and the wallet will be a little thinner...



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