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OhBuoy 04-16-2002 04:00 PM
Brake Proportioning Valve
 
I am running an SN95 rear end with disk brakes and 11" GM Disk Brakes on the front. I have the standard Master Cylinder from B&B. What should I be running for a proportioning valve? Looking at the build CD, one of the pictures shows simply a T going to the front and a junction going to the rear. I thought this was the way to go until I looked at some other build pictures. What are your thoughts.

Tom

jams 04-17-2002 06:40 AM
Hi Tom,

I first thought I needed to use a proportioning valve but after speaking with B & B they said to use a t valve with 4 wheel disk. I believe you only use a prop valve with a combination of disk/drum brakes. I took my advice right from B & B so that is good enough for me.

I have not had it on the road yet but I am sure it will work fine.

Good Luck


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