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Thisdevice lets youadjust the front-to-rear braking balance by proportionally decreasing the rear (or in some cases the front) brake line pressure. Can also be used to adjust individual front wheel braking in dirt track applications. Valve weighs only 5.2 ounces and has two .25" side mounting holes spaced 1.00" apart.
This proportioning valve has six preset adjustment points actuated by moving a lever allowing racers to adjust brake bias during a race without having to "look" where the knob position is. This lever "clicks" into the six positions for positive adjustment and the bright red lever is easily seen in a busy racing cockpit. Lever can be rotated 180 degrees for easy installation.
This block has the proportioning valve built-in to the rear brake ports and a stop light switch built into the front brake ports. All ports are 3/8"-24 inverted flare female.
This block has the proportioning valve built-in to the rear brake ports and a stop light switch built into the front brake ports. All ports are 3/8"-24 inverted flare female.Compact designsimplifies mounting & plumbingMaintains full isolation between front and rear fluid circuitsRear circuit has a single inlet and single outlet with the adjustable proportioning valveFront circuit has a single inlet with two outletsThis is Garage Sale priced because it does not include turn signal wiring.NO WARRANTY, NO RETURNS ON GARAGE SALE ITEMS
Allows easy adjustment of front-to-rear brake bias. Universal design works on all race cars. Has a 100 to 1500 psi range with up to 57 percent pressure reduction. Uses 1/8" NPT fittings.
Very compact, can be hidden in cars that do not allow adjustable proportioning valves. Color reference scale on valve stem allows fast, accurate setting. Installs in rear brake line and allows you to adjust front-to-rear brake bias to prevent rear brake lock-up under heavy braking.
These proportioning valves are similar to what GM used on many cars in the 70's. They are non-adjustable and may require an adjustable valve in the rear brakes (if needed). Block incorporates metering (for front brakes) and proportioning (for rear brakes) into one unit. For use withfront disc, rear drumbrake systems.
This adjustable proportioning block allows you to run lines from the master cylinder to the block and then to the appropriate wheels. What is neat about it is that it also contains the proportioning valve and brake light switch.This dramatically reduces the amount of fittings needed and potential leaks.The adjustable proportioning valve regulates rear brake pressure, helping to maintain correct brake bias between front and rear brakes.It is designed for dual bowl master cylinders.The distribution block connects to the master cylinder and distributes brake fluid to all four wheels.An ...
These proportioning valves are similar to what GM used on many cars in the 70's. They are non-adjustable and may require an adjustable valve in the rear brakes (if needed). Block incorporates metering (for front brakes) and proportioning (for rear brakes) into one unit. For use withfour-wheel discbrake systems.