integrated trailer brake controller

Omg stop the presses, everybody on rv.net actually agreed on something? We need to mark this day in history.

peirek wrote:
The IBC and the Tow/Haul make for an extremely satisfying towing experience. Both a must have IMHO!

20 yes; 0 against; Seems like you have a consensus.

Wow I don't think I have ever seen that

The IBC and the Tow/Haul make for an extremely satisfying towing experience. Both a must have IMHO!

20 yes; 0 against; Seems like you have a consensus.

BrakeSmart & MaxBrake sold controllers that worked just like the current IBC units. Few would buy them and claim that their choice was better. It is great to see that folks now can now finally understand.

Whatever
My Silverado works perfectly

aluminum.flyer wrote:
I have a factory in our 2011 RAM 1500 and love it. Just don't own a RMC truck. That is a Recall Motor Corporation or any subsidiary (formerly known as GMC - Got Mechanic Coming). ;-)

Camping over Memorial Day weekend. Trip here I had to make a sudden stop. Car in front of me suddenly slowed down and stopped in town, no warninmg. I slammed on the truckm brake, and the trailer brakes locked completely up and could hear them skidding behind us. It really freaked me out, because it did not even feel like the trailer bramkes locked down,it was that smooth a stop, although a sudden one. This was my first real test of the IBC. With my old truck, Ithe truck would have done the major braking no matter how hard I hit the brakes. I can't describe the difference, it's just something you have to experience. But this trip REALLY proved the IBC's worth! Even in a crisis, the braking of the camper is completely in sync with the truck!

Get the IBC, you will not be disappointed, and white knuckle sudden stops won't be so white knuckle any longer!

I have a factory in our 2011 RAM 1500 and love it. Just don't own a RMC truck. That is a Recall Motor Corporation or any subsidiary (formerly known as GMC - Got Mechanic Coming). ;-)

I have the integrated brake control in my 2012 GMC, no complaints
was concerned like you but after one trip its a must have from now on.

Had the prodigy p3 on my Ramada, worked well. Had the ford factory integrated Mon my f250 and loved it. The integrated was a must for us when TV shopping. Bought my 2014 silverado 3500 with it beginning of April and 3000 miles ago. Between the integrated brake controller and the duramax with Allison tranny and exhaust brakes, I am now spoiled after 1 short trip and one 900 min round trip (including mountains). I would not without my integrated brake controller, exhaust brake, or my wonderful engine that even helps control speeds. In case you can't tell, I love the truck and the controller.

Fyi, the local chevy dealership here is continuing to offer up to 20% off trucks until the end of the month. Some good deals to be had right now. Also, not sure if you are going diesel or gas, 1500, 2500, or 3500 but the 2014 3500 diesel is scarce right now. They had to search multiple states to find an LT long bed for us and only found 1 in a 500 mile radius.

Agree with the above. The IBC works - perfectly.