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Old 04-01-2008, 06:39 AM   #1
Sport/Truck
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Relocating proportioning valve

I want to make a bracket to mount my proportioning valve to the frame.
I’m thinking all it will require is the lower lines to be cut and flared. And the uppers replaced with longer ones. Is this hard to do? Is it a double flair? Any insight on how to do this/where to put it would be helpful.
Ive seen this done here before, but nothing came up with a specific search.
And a search with just proportioning valve....well, just tons of info
Thanks
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