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Location: Anderson SC
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Re: what size master cylinder bore
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A proportioning valve is just a proportioning valve- it limits rear line pressure keeps the rear brakes from locking up. I am not aware of any stock proportioning valves that has a residual valve built in. Disc/drum systems have a combination valve that is commonly but mistakenly called a proportioning valve. They have a hold off valve in the front port, that “holds off” the discs from applying until line pressure rises enough to overcome the shoe return spring tension, that way the discs and drums begin applying at the same time to even out shoe and pad wear.. The rear port has a proportioning valve. I am not aware of any aftermarket combo valves that have residual valves in the rear port for the drums.
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