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#9107975
Residual Pressure Valve and Fittings Kit, 2 PSI, Purple
- Valve acts like a one-way or check valve to maintain brake system pressure to eliminate the problems of a spongy pedal
- Ensures that you will have a high, firm pedal next time you press the brake pedal
- Features a purple anodized finish for rust and corrosion prevention
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Universal Fit, 2 psi Pressure Rating, Anodized, Purple
- Valve acts like a one-way or check valve to maintain brake system pressure to eliminate the problems of a spongy pedal
- Ensures that you will have a high, firm pedal next time you press the brake pedal
- Features a purple anodized finish for rust and corrosion prevention
- Pressure rating of 2 PSI
- 1/8 Inch NPT Inlet & Outlet
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Key Specs
| Pressure Rating | 2 psi |
| Inlet Fitting | 1/8" NPT |
| Outlet Fitting | 1/8" NPT |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Finish | Anodized |
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Speedway Motors 9107975 Details
Ever had problems with a spongy pedal or slow, unresponsive brakes? If so, you may need a residual pressure valve installed in your brake line. A residual valve acts like a one-way or check valve to maintain brake system pressure to eliminate the problems of a spongy pedal. This 2 PSI residual valve is installed inline between the master cylinder and disc brake calipers to keep 2 PSI of residual pressure at the caliper after the brake pedal is released. This ensures that you will have a high, firm pedal next time you press the brake pedal.
If your master cylinder is located below the floorboard, installing a 2 PSI residual valve is highly recommended. If your master cylinder is mounted on the firewall, a residual valve is generally not needed because gravity will provide a natural residual pressure within the brake line.
Kit Includes:
- (1) Drum Brake Residual Valve, 2 PSI
- 1/8 Inch NPT Inlet
- 1/8 Inch NPT Outlet
- (2) 3/8 Inch-24 IF Female to 1/8 Inch NPT Male Adapters
- Brass
- Fitting End A: 1/8" NPT Male
- Fitting End B: 3/8"-24 I.F. Female
Learn more about the proper uses of residual valves by reading our tech article.Brake System Selection.
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Speedway Motors 9107975 Specifications
Speedway Motors 9107975 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 9107975 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Pressure Rating | 2 psi |
| Inlet Fitting | 1/8" NPT |
| Outlet Fitting | 1/8" NPT |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Finish | Anodized |
| GENERAL | |
| Color | Purple |
| Sold in Quantity | Kit |
Ratings & Reviews
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3 Reviews
Customers highly recommend our Residual Valves indicating they are essential for brake systems where the master cylinder is at the same elevation as the caliper. These valves 'preload the hydraulics', ensuring safety and enhancing performance. Users specifically praised their practical application in vehicles like the 1947 Woodie Sportsman.
Ratings & Reviews
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3 Reviews
Customers highly recommend our Residual Valves indicating they are essential for brake systems where the master cylinder is at the same elevation as the caliper. These valves 'preload the hydraulics', ensuring safety and enhancing performance. Users specifically praised their practical application in vehicles like the 1947 Woodie Sportsman.
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5.0
24 days ago
Cookie
G.J. CO
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Labeled for correct placement
Would Recommend
Residual valves are a must....
5.0
8 months ago
Ron
Bartlett, TN
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use residual valves on brake system where master cylinder is at same elevation as caliper is necessary to sort of preload the hydraulics.
Would Recommend
Recommended to customers needing Residual Pressure Value
5.0
2 years ago
George
Oceanside, CA
Verified
To stop my 1947 Woodie Sportsman
Would Recommend
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