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This thread is useless without pics. I want a side by side pic of the cylinders.
I can do the rest but I want to see the size difference. Since I just replaced my cylinders with new stock ones I need to know if it is worth it all to go back in.
This thread is useless without pics. I want a side by side pic of the cylinders.
I can do the rest but I want to see the size difference. Since I just replaced my cylinders with new stock ones I need to know if it is worth it all to go back in.
What's so difficult to understand that the ¾-ton wheel cylinders are larger in diameter Pay attention to Dodge trucks you see driving around and count the number that have mashed front bumpers. That statement was posted around here earlier and it has a ring of truth. I can't tell you how much better my braking is with these larger wheel cylinders, not to mention the fact that the rears lock quickly. The improved braking has been an asset for me many times.
Pay attention to Dodge trucks you see driving around and count the number that have mashed front bumpers. That statement was posted around here earlier and it has a ring of truth. I can't tell you how much better my braking is with these larger wheel cylinders, not to mention the fact that the rears lock quickly. The improved braking has been an asset for me many times.
