I went and picked out the length of line I needed. When you go to pick your hoses up. Open the package and go match up the hard line that will thread into the hose. That way you know what fitting will fit. I don't know the size of fitting I used.
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Rear disk what else do I need? New question on page 5
- Thread starter Chrisblazzer89
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do yall think i would need a porptioning valve also with a burb???its a lil heavier so that might help the problem.
Chrisblazzer89
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Would this prop valve work? http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10001_10002_99824_-1
And how do i install and use it??????????
And how do i install and use it??????????
Chrisblazzer89
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Can someone plz answer this question for meChrisblazzer89 said:
readymix
3/4 ton status
Yeah it will work. You just screw the brake lines into it.
I have a Wilwood valve in mine. I installed it inside the passenger side framerail just above the rear axle.
I have a Wilwood valve in mine. I installed it inside the passenger side framerail just above the rear axle.
BKinzey
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Just to make sure
The adjustable proportioning valve is put on the brake line that runs to your rear wheels. Select a protected but accessable spot.
After you have installed it and bleed your brakes find somewhere to test, like a parking lot, and hit your brakes. Open or close the valve appropriately
There are lots of threads on how & why if you need more info.
The adjustable proportioning valve is put on the brake line that runs to your rear wheels. Select a protected but accessable spot.After you have installed it and bleed your brakes find somewhere to test, like a parking lot, and hit your brakes. Open or close the valve appropriately
There are lots of threads on how & why if you need more info.
Chrisblazzer89
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ok So this prop valve only has and inlet and outlet would I be splicing it in to the line that comes right from the Master clyinder closest to the firewall of further out toewards the grill?
mollyman
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I hope this isn't too stupid of a question but on my 81 sub, I though the prop valve is what is mounted on the crossmember, up under the engine? So if I bought the prop valve like the one Chrisblazzer89 asked about do I add it and get rid of the one that is on ther now?
Chrisblazzer89
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If I am correct you just add it to the main rear line before the original prop valve. Dont quote me on that.
4x4_76
1/2 ton status
Chrisblazzer89 said:
No, you'll have to mount it after the original prop valve. That way it affects only to rear brakes.
