🚗 Roadmaster 8700 Invisibrake Hidden Power Braking System: Ultimate Performance in Black Review

At first I overlooked the brake pedal mounting bolts and locknuts. They were there! So I'm updating my rating to 5 stars! The e-Trailer YouTube video tutorials are extremely helpful and detailed. will be updated after the installation is complete. Installation Complete - Took me 2 days to install Invisibrake and brake light relay. Now I'm about to install the taillight wiring with diodes. Lots of scratched hands and broken knuckles but so far so good! It's a Wrangler TJ and it takes an acrobat…

I installed this on my 2014 CRV. A tricky setup, but worth it compared to its Brake Pro predecessor, which was awkward to set up on every ride and could jump out of the way and apply the brakes when not expected or needed. This is done once. Location on YouTube for CRV from 2012 to 2014 - under the front seat in the rear is inconvenient. Blocks the ventilation opening and the passenger's legroom. I decided to remove the useless subwoofer that comes with the CRV and put it under the passenger…

Installation is a little harder than I thought. (cable/cylinder). Allow a little extra time to get it right. The device works well, hassle-free and is completely hidden. The best part is that you don't have to see anything when you're hanging out for a quick trip if you're somewhere "sleeping". Roadmaster products never disappoint and I can't imagine that they will. 2500 miles later it was worth every dollar spent and every minute spent installing it. The device worked flawlessly on all…

Fitted to a 1998 Jeep Wrangler TJ SE (approx £3000). Camping World installed the device under the driver's seat. The device itself has performed flawlessly on several long trips. It's easy to adjust the brake pressure (turn the dial to the specs for the car's weight) and you don't need to prepare something like Brake Buddy or similar systems before every ride. Just plug in and get started. Roadmaster products are made in the USA and are the best of their kind. Note that sometimes you need to…

I am very happy with Invisibrake. I've driven about 1000 km since the installation and everything works. The installation is not for amateurs and you should know your vehicle fairly well. I would also recommend once you have decided whether you want to fit a brake to your car, disassemble everything in the car that needs to be removed, then read the fitting instructions fully and make sure everything fits where you want it. and that it can be protected if you want it to be protected. The reason