proportioning valve theory
this is weird, i just looked at my prop valve on my crx and it says 2040. its a 91 crx si with 4 wheel disc stock. i thought they were 4040. so what does this mean? what actually changes when you change to a different prop valve? im thinking i might want to go with a 40/40 but im not sure. i want to fully understand this.
I got a 90 Si porp valve and its the same thing. 20/40
The DX one that I had on my car was like 17/35. Theres a noticable different. The rear tires lock up as oppose to the front. Which means when the car is under heavy breaking the weight is transfered to the wheels that aren't locking up. Thus, creating a better skidpad result.
The DX one that I had on my car was like 17/35. Theres a noticable different. The rear tires lock up as oppose to the front. Which means when the car is under heavy breaking the weight is transfered to the wheels that aren't locking up. Thus, creating a better skidpad result.
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NINJASPY
Honda CRX / EF Civic (1988 - 1991)
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Jun 3, 2003 12:02 PM
2040, 4040, brakes, civic, crx, honda, identification, operation, prop, proportion, proportional, proportioning, theory, valve, works




