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Old 05-15-2020, 04:53 AM   #1
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Braking system for new GMC pickup

Buying a new GMC Denali soon and wondering what braking system people are using. I have a CR-V with "M & G" braking and love it. Had factory install it in Texas. Only an air line to connect and off we go... Looking for something simple to use. Don't want anything that has to be set on the floor and hooked up to the brake peddle every time.

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Won't the M&G fit a Denali?

I agree with you, I love the M&G Engineering system. So easy to use.
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Yes it will fit but not the original system. It has to be the M & G 2.0 System that has a connection to the brake pedal like Air Force One.

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Will they take the Honda M&G cylinder in trade? I know when I switched Honda's they gave me a $100??? credit once they received the old cylinder back.
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I think both the M&G and Air Force One systems are the best. The only issue with the M&G is when you change vehicles. There's always a good chance they don't have an M&G that will fit the master cylinder, especially in these tight engine compartments.

I originally was going to buy the M&G system for my first toad years ago, but they didn't have one to fit the smaller Dodge mini truck. Consequently, I went with AF1. I moved the first generation unit to three different vehicles and the second generation to three other vehicles.

With that said, you may be able to buy just the car side AF1 unit and use your air line already set up on the coach.
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I have both vehicles set up as Toads with M&G. The Canyon has the direct to master cylinder and the Enclave haS 2.0. I was a bit skeptical with 2.0 but don’t even know its there, just like with version on truck. Very satisfied with both.
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