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Rear cutting brakes

nova

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I am running detroits in my 77 blazer and was wondering if cutting brakes would help in the rear for turning? and would they be a legal form of emergancy brake for inspections?

If anyone out there is running them on there rig, where would the best place to get them? any pics?
 
yes cutting brakes would help turning, but not so much unless you have a twin sticked case. Where they really really help, is when you kick the transfer case into front wheel drive, then actuate the cutting brakes. Otherwise a Detroit wants to lock up and overpower the brake.

In the state of Pennsylvania they WOULD NOT be considered a legal form of parking brake. The service brake(normal stopping brakes), and parking brake must be 2 completely seperate systems. You can have a hydraulic setup for your parking brake, but it cannot be run through the same hydraulic brake lines as the service brakes. Thus in case one fails, you still have the other.
 
yeah i have a doubler with a 3 sick set up. so cool thank you.

now on the legal part if i put a transfer case mounted disc on then it would be legal?

does anyone out there now of a good way for a 2 brake line set for the rear that would be legal?
 
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