Brake adjustable proportioning valve
Hello racers,
Am I on the right track as far as hooking up a adjustable prop valve? I am using the stock master c, the first diagram shows both outlets on the master c going to a manifold while in the second pic the out let on the master is blocked off.
Note: The square looking things are manifolds i suppose- any other way of doing this? THe black circle in the middle of the drawlings is the adj prop valve. Thanks for the help. -Ken Kraft


Am I on the right track as far as hooking up a adjustable prop valve? I am using the stock master c, the first diagram shows both outlets on the master c going to a manifold while in the second pic the out let on the master is blocked off.
Note: The square looking things are manifolds i suppose- any other way of doing this? THe black circle in the middle of the drawlings is the adj prop valve. Thanks for the help. -Ken Kraft


Your brakes are originally set up diagonally. You need to plumb the fronts together with a t fitting. Then plumb the rears together with the prop valve.
Druid thanks for the reply. After doing some more research I think I came up with a system that will work. I ordered the fittings and AN4 lines and should have the system up and running within a week. If you guys want I will post pics.
Suspendedhatch- Thank you!!
Short and sweet.
Suspendedhatch- Thank you!!
Short and sweet.
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