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marvgarr

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why do dynatard engine brakes need a special cam and tecbrake and jakes dont

Dynatards are cam operated...... they open the exhaust valve early on a special designed "second lobe of the cam shaft" the exhaust lobe has a slight second lobe ground into it that is below the lash setting of the exhaust valve. when you turn it on, the dynatard closes that gap and gives you :SMOKIE-LFT: :SMOKIE-LFT: your engine brake. A jake ,pacbrake, or tecbrake, use an adjacent intake valve to engage the exhaust valve for the braking action.

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