brake lines 7? K20 and proportioning valve

[crosby]

Hi guys! Are brake lines generally single flare (on my truck?). I cleaned up a decent frame and painted it black, redoing my truck on the "new" frame. I can't remember which lines go where on the proportioning valve either, although I think I can guess by the different thread sizes on it. Wait until I start on the EFI fuel lines. I am officially intimidated by that project, especially since my truck had dual tanks, and now I'm just running one. Plus, I am reusing my sending unit and pump (etc.) since I can't waste the money on new right now, and the better of the two (usable) is for the other side, so the pipes are pointing to the outside of the truck. I am planning on looping the fuel lines around, is that okay? Thanks very much for any help you can provide!!

Jeff

[marvxyz1]

80 GMC is as looking from front of truck is::[img]usable prop photo[/img]
marvxyz

[marvxyz1]

80 GMC looking from front of truck:[IMG]//s47.photobucket.com/f153/marvxyz[/IMG]

[marvxyz1]

80 GMC looking from frony of trruck [IMG]s47.photobucket.com/albums/f153/marvxyz[/IMG]

[marvxyz1]

[marvxyz1]

Finally got it marvxyz

[bigblock73]

This might help in addition to the above posted pic. This is my 73 setup

[crosby]

thanks guys! Great information. I have mine facing the other way (rear output to the passenger side). It doesn't look very level the other way...? Is there a difference in positioning for 2wd/4wd or different years? Thanks very much!!

[bigblock73]

It can only go on one way (for both 2wd and 4wd), it should look like mine in the pic above.

marvxyz1 pic is just upside down, that's all.

[crosby]

Hi Jeff, thanks for the reply. I have mine in backwards and upside down. When I put it in the other way, it seemed to slope down on one side. I ruined one of them, and found another on my shelf, from god knows what... but definitely a 73-87 Chevy truck thanks very much for the info, I'll get it right.

Jeff