Best place to install a proportioning valve for the brakes?
Best place to install a proportioning valve for the brakes?
Hey guys, I have just added a set of rear disk brakes to my car and it looks like I will need an adjustable proportioning valve and I just picked one up from Wilwood.
Where do you suggest I mount it?
Where is the easiest place to mount it?
Can I mount the value between the brake master cylinder and the stock proportioning block?
Would it mess things up if I did?
Thanks for your suggestions.
Where do you suggest I mount it?
Where is the easiest place to mount it?
Can I mount the value between the brake master cylinder and the stock proportioning block?
Would it mess things up if I did?
Thanks for your suggestions.
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Shouldn't your replacement proportioning valve replace the existing one?
Actually, if the disc brakces are off a stock GSL, you should just use the stock GSL Master cylinder and valve.
Actually, if the disc brakces are off a stock GSL, you should just use the stock GSL Master cylinder and valve.
I did swap the larger master cylinder and the stock proportioning block when I made the rear end change. I bled everything and the rear brakes still lock up before the fronts.
That is why I was going to the remote proportioning valve.
Do you have some other ideas?
That is why I was going to the remote proportioning valve.
Do you have some other ideas?
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