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Re: trailer brakes
Seems the Prodigy was the best controller and recommended by my RV dealer when I bought my new travel trailer this month. I guess I could have installed it myself but had them do it. They installed mine to the right side of my dash board just below the steering wheel. Its easy for me to adjust and mine is set for 5.8 right now but I probably will lower the level. Going just below 25mph after adjust the manual control when first testing it, my trailer still will almost stop my truck. I've only travelled 30 miles since buying my trailer and planning on a lot more travel pretty soon. I am impressed with the Prodigy and will have to do some more exploring with the system, my new EazLift Weigh Distribution Hitch with a Robins Sway bar and of course my new Keystone Hornet Hideout 27B.
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2004 Smoke Color SE 4 X 4 Crewcab, Off Road Package, Popular Pkg, Util Pkg, Big Tow Pkg
Installed after purchase: Westin Platinum Step Rails, Carriage Bolt Billet Grilles Upper and Lower, TruxedoTonneau Lo Pro Cover, Firestone Ride Rite Air Bags part #2355, Icon Rear shocks, Bilstein Heavy Duty Front Shock
(*Notes Nissan Dealer installation),
Stillen Dual Rear Straight Exhaust Part #509547*
K&N 77 Series Polished Alum Air Mod Kit #6012KP*
Trailmaster Front Coil Spring Leveling Kit #NL220*
Prodigy Brake Controller installed by RV Dealer
2008 Keystone Hideout 27B Travel Trailer with Eaz-Lift 1000/14000 WD and Robins Sway Bar.
Radio mods: Kenwood DNX 9140, Kenwoods Rear Camera, CDT CL62 front/rear speakers with a Sundown 100.4 Amp purchased from tech12volts
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