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Originally Posted by GregWeld
You might have misunderstood why I posted what I did.... In a nutshell -- the stock type prop valves are designed to work with pretty much stock tire and brake sizes... I didn't say it wouldn't work with the master cylinder... I was giving you some information you could use so that you might question the use of a stock prop valve over a adjustable prop valve if you're NOT running stock or nearly stock tires etc. This is a safety issue.... you're brakes and understanding them should be your most important concern. Spinning at freeway speeds is nobodies idea of a good time. The brake bias of your system is critical to work properly when you'll need it the most... a panic stop.
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You are absolutely right and I am not disagreeing with you Greg. As you said, the tires,wheels, and the brakes are all modified;therefore, the stock valve might not fit this application.
I started looking at the wilwood valve but the I have to order different size MC fittings to install the valve. Unfortunatelly the fittings are in back order and need to wait for two more weeks to get them.
As for the front to rear brake line, i am running stock 1/4 in brake line, which I installed recently but wilwood recommends 3/16 line instead. I am not sure if there is a prebent line in the market