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Old 10-06-2006, 11:08 PM   #3
mbgmike
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Re: master cylinder & proportioning valve ?'s

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Originally Posted by 1969K10 View Post
So, i'm in the process of rebuilding a set of K20 axles ('77) to go under my 69K10. what I'm wondering about is the M/C and prop valve. Are they the same? The front brakes are drum, and will be disk after the swap. I don't have power brakes...
My guess is that the M/C is ok, but I'll need a new prop valve, anyone know anything certain about this?
Thanks,
Mike
You will definately have to run a prop valve made for disc/drum If you later switch to rear disc you will have to change it again
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