Rear drum to disc brake swap - what about brake bias
Rear drum to disc brake swap - what about brake bias
Today, I picked up a rear end out of an 85 GSL and I want to swap pretty soon. When I add the disc brake rearend I think that I will change my front to rear brake bias.
How much of a change will this be and what is the easiest way to correct this.
I have a proportioning vale that I can add or I can get the master cyclender from the GSL.
Suggestions? Thanks ~ JEB
How much of a change will this be and what is the easiest way to correct this.
I have a proportioning vale that I can add or I can get the master cyclender from the GSL.
Suggestions? Thanks ~ JEB
I'm doing the exact same swap as you. Get yerself a master cylinder from a GSL and you should be good. I don't know how your rear looked but mine terribly rusted. I did a POR-15 paint job on it and now it's looks as good as new.
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If you were swaping'82-82 or earlier, you'd be fine. But '83 and later proportion valve is a different part number between disc and drum.
I think what happened is in 1983 the increased the size of the power assist unit.
I think what happened is in 1983 the increased the size of the power assist unit.
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