which trailor brake controller is better?
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which trailor brake controller is better?
hey guys i'm looking at getting a trailer brake controller to install in my truck i want to be able to pull up to a three axel trailor with no problems and i would like to see if i can't find a smaller unit that i can install in my ash try or something like that. thanks ahead of time for your suggestions.
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we all have tekonsha voyagers and have good luck with them, they arent so small tho, they have to be mounted at a certain angle tho, not something you can just stick in the ash tray loosely
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Generally, I think you will hear that the three best (in order) are the Brakesmart, the Jordan Ultima, and the Technocia Prodegy.
The Brakesmart uses a solid state fluid pressure sensor that doesn't displace fluid so it works with anti-lock and proportioning valve systems but it's not small, and its expensive. The Jordan uses a linkage to measure movement of the brake pedal, and they are less expensive than the brakesmart and said to be much smoother than any of the deceleration sensing controllers. The Prodegy is generally considered the best among the deceleration proportional type...
Stay away from any of the timer based controllers.
The Brakesmart uses a solid state fluid pressure sensor that doesn't displace fluid so it works with anti-lock and proportioning valve systems but it's not small, and its expensive. The Jordan uses a linkage to measure movement of the brake pedal, and they are less expensive than the brakesmart and said to be much smoother than any of the deceleration sensing controllers. The Prodegy is generally considered the best among the deceleration proportional type...
Stay away from any of the timer based controllers.
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I have gone throw several through the years and the only one that I have found that will go the distance is the tekonsha brand. You can go from mild to wild on which style you want but in general they make an awsome product!
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That's the same place I put mine, but it's in there a little further...
As for the informative link, just use the search button and you will find them all! I'll try and post the link again. There are 427 threads that come up when you search for "+best +brake +controller"...
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...archid=1011718
As for the informative link, just use the search button and you will find them all! I'll try and post the link again. There are 427 threads that come up when you search for "+best +brake +controller"...
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...archid=1011718
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I just got my Brakesmart in today. I will try to install it in the next couple of days and post the results. It is the cats meow of brake controllers but it's a bit pricey. Can't wait.
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