Re: Clarify...

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Posted by Jerry in Idaho on Sunday, February 22, 2009 at 20:21:59 :

In Reply to: Re: Clarify... posted by George (AB) on Sunday, February 22, 2009 at 19:52:34 :

I think Doug was saying the Ford springs are too weak for the exhaust brake. This was true with the early Cummins engines. I have a '98 12 valve that will need new springs if I want to put a brake on it. MY '06 came with 60# springs. JH

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Re: Clarify... - George (AB) 01:19:19 02/23/2009

Re: Clarify... - Jerry in Idaho 01:48:02 02/23/2009
- Re: Clarify... - George (AB) 02:21:40 02/23/2009
  - Re:I GOT IT (I think) haha - George (AB) 03:10:45 02/23/2009
    - Re:I GOT IT (I think) haha - Milo/ In/ Pa 11:51:58 02/23/2009
      - Re: Cummins vs. Ford exhaust brake... - Doinco 16:59:47 02/23/2009
        
        Re: Not redundant - George (AB) 20:45:58 02/23/2009
      - Engine brake/exhaust brake...different animals - Jerry in Idaho 12:25:43 02/23/2009
        
        Re: Engine brake/exhaust brake...different animals - Milo/ In/ Pa 13:43:51 02/23/2009
        
        Re: Engine brake/exhaust brake...different animals - Milo/ In/ Pa 14:01:21 02/23/2009
        
        Re: Engine brake/exhaust brake...different animals - Jerry in Idaho 14:20:42 02/23/2009
        
        Re: Engine brake/exhaust brake...different animals - Milo/ In/ Pa 22:25:21 02/23/2009
        
        Re: Engine brake/exhaust brake...different animals - Jerry in Idaho 00:21:51 02/24/2009

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