Product Summary

Universal Fit, 10 psi Pressure Rating, Purple Anodized

  • A residual valve acts like a one-way valve (check valve) to maintain brake system pressure and eliminate a spongy pedal
  • This 10 psi version is used for drum brakes and provides just enough residual pressure to firm up the pedal, yet not too much that the brakes drag
  • The valve is installed inline between the master cylinder and drum brake wheel cylinders
  • Required on low mounted master cylinder such as under the floor locations but these also enhance brake systems with a high mounted master cylinder
  • 1/8" NPT female thread connections make this a very universal item. Use inverted flare adapters when connecting this valve to a 3/16" brake line
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Key Specs

Pressure Rating10 psi
Inlet Fitting1/8" NPT Female
Outlet Fitting1/8" NPT Female
Material TypeAluminum
FinishPurple Anodized
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Speedway Motors 91031347 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 redesidual valve acts like a one-way or check valve to maintain brake system pressure to eliminate the problems of a spongy pedal. This 10 PSI residual valve is installed inline between the master cylinder and drum brake wheel cylinders to keep 10 PSI of residual pressure at the wheel cylinder after the brake pedal is released. This ensures that you will have a high, firm pedal next time you press the brake pedal.

Our residual pressure valve features a distinctive purple anodized finish with a 1/8" NPT port at each end. Use 10 PSI residual valves for drum brake applications only. Inverted flare or AN threaded adapter fittings to the 1/8" NPT female thread will be required and are noted below and available as required.

Learn more about the proper uses of residual valves by reading our tech article.Brake System Selection.

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Speedway Motors 91031347 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91031347
BrandSpeedway Motors
Pressure Rating10 psi
Inlet Fitting1/8" NPT Female
Outlet Fitting1/8" NPT Female
Material TypeAluminum
FinishPurple Anodized
GENERAL
ColorPurple
NotesUse 10 PSI for drum brake applications.
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Ratings & Reviews

4.6

44 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers appreciate the product for its quality and practicality, which easily fits under various car models due to its compact size. It's especially lauded for its easy installation process, confirmed through numerous reviews. The product is also highlighted for its performance, particularly when used with under-floor master cylinders. Some customers indicated issues with leaks, but others found it just as effective as more expensive competitor products, noting it offered comparable results at a lower cost. Overall, the product was recommended for its value and functionality in improving brake systems.

4.6

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Most Liked Positive Review

4.0

Thread issues.

The only problem with this product was that fitting the adapter into it required ,as i found out through trial and error, some light brushing on the adapter threads and a little dab of grease on them before threading the two parts together. Without this step, the adapter thread binds with the valve threads and will not seal properly.

Most Liked Negative Review

1.0

Worked for three days.

I installed this in a late 40s ford truck. It did exactly what it was supposed to. FOR THREE DAYS! This is the second time I bought a speedway branded part and had issues. The other was with a water pump that had a hole thru the casting. I ordered a willwood model. I have used that brand in the past with impeccable results. I hope that the willwood one works. My suggestion is spend the extra three bucks and buy the name brand.

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5.0

a month ago

Old Red

Gentry Arkansas.

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It is on a 1953 chevy truck brake system and it works fine.

Would Recommend

yes

4.0

2 years ago

Scuba

Shawano Wi.

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I used the vavle to my 9 inch Ford rearend with drum brakes in my 51 F1 Ford.

Would Recommend

did the trick worked great

5.0

3 years ago

stretch

st. louis

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worked great

Would Recommend

yes

5.0

4 years ago

tip

hokah mn

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it was a easy to install

Would Recommend

Good product

5.0

5 years ago

Chicago Chris

Chicago il

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Fit well under my 34 ford

Would Recommend

Yes I would buy again

5.0

5 years ago

Jeff

youngstown ohio

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Fast and friendly

Would Recommend

I would buy again

5.0

5 years ago

Jr

San jose

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Works good on my system, don't like the purple

Would Recommend

.I would buy this again

5.0

5 years ago

john

Willsboro, NY

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easy installation

Would Recommend

I would buy this product again

5.0

6 years ago

Chuck

Illinois

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Just have to get all the wines made up and everything installed

Would Recommend

Probably working

4.0

6 years ago

Tuco

Kansas

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My brake system (4 drums) appears to work the same to me with or without them so I'm not sure if they are necessary or helping or not.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

6 Questions10 Answers

What size adapters does this come with

by Jackson

6 months ago

1 answer

Can you mount them vertical or do they have to be mounted horizontal??

by AC

9 years ago

1 answer

Before or After the distribution block? Converting my '65 GTO from a single M/C to a dual M/C. 4 wheel drum set up with NO power booster. Dual M/C does NOT have any residual valves built in. Can I run 2 residual valves between the 2 M/C ports and the frame distribution block? If not, for the rear wheel drums, where is the best place to mount the 1 residual valve in the main front to back line and where should the front 2 residual valves be mounted, just after the distribution block or closest to the front drums?

by LILGTO389

11 years ago

2 answers

what fittings are needed I am running 3/16 brakeline, not sure what type of fittings is needed to plum this in.

by brickman

13 years ago

3 answers

Just what is the use of this product. what is it meant to do for the brakeing system? why cant you just use a proportioning valve?

by O.B.

14 years ago

2 answers

I saw the diagram in your catalog for a brake system with these installed between the master cylinder and the proportioning valve, and am wondering if they can be installed after the proportioning valve, between it and the rear brakes?

by chops

15 years ago

1 answer

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