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baldguy8
PostPosted: September 10, 2014, 11:48 pm 
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I need to dial in my brake pressure. Miata disks in front, and a Toyota live axle rear with drums. I assume an adjustable proportioning valve will do the trick, but I need advice on how to install it. A diagram or link would be a lot of help. Thanks.

And if I failed to mention it... I WTB a wilwood style proportioning valve from someone who has a spare on the shelf. Thx
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davew
PostPosted: September 11, 2014, 8:28 am 
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PM sent. The valve is just spliced straight into the rear brake line, in the engine bay or in the tunnel area. note: Some states do not allow it to be located where you can adjust it from your seat. check with your DMV first before installation. Dave W
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