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Electric vs Hydraulic brakes
- Thread starter mikestrobe201
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ezstriper
Well-known member
the newer bigger trailers I've looked at have had elec brakes so they must have something figured out..but even car trailers can see a lot of water in there and no problems...one of the biggest + is if you start getting some sway in the trailer, hit the brake controller...straitens right out !!!
winter
Active member
"The silver cadmium plated disc brake assemblies offer outstanding protection for salt water applications."
Great find Mike!
I bought silver cad. rotors for my Audi S4 and they were toast in 2 years of driving in Pa. turnpike salt. I'm no fan of them. Perhaps there is a different degree of treatment, i dont know. But if Stainless is an option, i'd look into that first.