calling all brake experts

[texastrendz]

going to install four wheel disc on the 72 c-10 in a few weeks. wanted to know what size line to plumb the truck with. going to order capt. rear d52 kit and run stock disc up front. will be full power brakes. wanted to know what line dia. and what prop valve to use, adj or not adj in the prop valve. once again guys thanks for all the help! daniel

[lolife99]

I like using www.performanceonline.com.

If I was doing, what you are doing,... I'd purchase a M/C porportioning valve combo.
They sell an aluminum bodied M/C (no need to paint or look at a rusty M/C later!),... and make sure you get a disc/disc porportioning valve.
3/16" line for the front brakes, and usually 1/4" line from the rear port on the porportioning valve to the rear axle.

[texastrendz]

thanks, i was really concerned with the rear line dia. does it still need to be larger since it is going to be a disc-disc setup. it is not a big deal, i just want to bend these lines once if you know what i mean. are the prop valves setup already for the diffrent lines or can you neck it down so i only have to buy one size line, thanks for all the help again, daniel

[Wild83C10]

CPP has their MCPV-1, which is a Master Cylinder, porportioning valve, brake light switch combo. It's basically an all in one setup. It's chrome and is a nice setup. Call Jeff and get a sick deal on the rear disc kit and the MCPV-1 combo. CPP and performance online sell the same rear disc kit.

[N2TRUX]

Originally Posted by Wild83C10

CPP has their MCPV-1, which is a Master Cylinder, porportioning valve, brake light switch combo. It's basically an all in one setup. It's chrome and is a nice setup.....

That is a cool piece.

[texastrendz]

yea that cpp unit is nice, wonder if you can get it without the logo on it? i don't care for that kind of thing on my trucks, they can advertise on here, lol.