Integrated brake controller on superduty

Tweitekamp

Active Member
Can anybody give me a general idea of what their gain is set on their integrated brake controller on their Ford SuperDuty. My camper is a 2010 32ft sundance 5er. 10k lbs. I know it is rig specific but I would like to have a general idea. does 6 sound about right?
 

pegmikef

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Mine is set at like 7.5 . . . but they are all different because my 2011 F250 was set at a little over 8. You gotta kind of do trial and error until you get it where you are comfortable with it.
 

katkens

Founding Illinios Chapter Leader-retired
I set mine at 6.5 seems good but I haven't pulled my rig but once since I got the new truck. I think 6.0 is a starting point and your trailer should be lighter than mine.
 

ncc1701e

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Can anybody give me a general idea of what their gain is set on their integrated brake controller on their Ford SuperDuty. My camper is a 2010 32ft sundance 5er. 10k lbs. I know it is rig specific but I would like to have a general idea. does 6 sound about right?


Mine is set at 6.5, pulled at that setting through the mountains for the last two years.
 

Grey Ghost

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I have a 2011 GreyStone 9400lbs dry and pull with a Ford 250 SuperDuty. Mine is set at 5.5. I was at 7.5 but my brakes kept grabbing, almost jared my eye teeth out the first time it happened. Didn't really know what was wrong and the dealer thought maybe I needed a new brake-away unit so we tried that first. That wasn't it so one day after having my neck rearranged by the brakes on the trailer setting, I just backed the setting off to 5.5 and things have been great ever since. My trailer bakes still hold strong when I check to make sure I'm hooked up so I guess it is fine. I can stop just fine without to much pressure on the truck brakes. Might want to just experiment with it. I went down to 4.5 and worked my way back up until it felt comfortable to me. Good luck!!
 

priorguy

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I have it set at 5.5 in my F150. The North Trail is very light compared to your fiver. I like testing in a parking lot to prevent mishaps with others.


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Tweitekamp

Active Member
thanks guys....that is a good baseline to go off of. I can tweak it but will probably start at 5.5 or so. We are really flat around here so we are pretty easy on brakes.

Thanks again!
 

MTPockets

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I'm at 8. Instructions say find a safe area, drive 20 MPH and adjust until tires skid when you apply only trailer brakes, then back off 1 number.
 
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