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Right Stuff PVK71 Disc/Drum Proportioning Valve, 70-81 Camaro

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Right Stuff PVK71 Disc/Drum Proportioning Valve, 70-81 Camaro
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Right Stuff PVK71 Disc/Drum Proportioning Valve, 70-81 Camaro

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70-81 Chevy Camaro, Disc/Drum Brake System Type, Brass

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    Key Specs

    Proportioning Valve TypeFixed
    Port Quantity4-Port
    Material TypeBrass
    FinishAnodized
    ColorGold
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    The Right Stuff PVK71 Details

    A perfect gold anodized reproduction proportioning valve with correct lead wire attachement. For use with applications using front disc brakes and rear drum brakes.

    • Reproduction proportioning valve with correct lead wire attachement
    • Gold anodized
    • For use with applications using front disc brakes and rear drum brakes

     

    Specs

    • 1/2"-20 inlet fitting
    • 7/16"-20 inlet fitting
    • 3/8"-24 front outlet fitting x2
    • 9/16"-18 rear outlet fitting

    The Right Stuff PVK71 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #PVK71
    BrandThe Right Stuff
    Proportioning Valve TypeFixed
    Port Quantity4-Port
    Material TypeBrass
    FinishAnodized
    ColorGold
    GENERAL
    Brake System TypeDisc/Drum
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    PVK71 proportioning valve. I'm not sure this is the valve I need or not. I am building a 1932 Ford Roadster and have a dual master cylinder (not power brakes) located in the frame with disc brakes 11" on the front and drums on the rear. (8.8 " Ford differential 10" drums.What do I need to install the brakes properly? What about residual valves, proportioning valves and brake light switch? please advise. Tx Don

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