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Old 05-11-2010, 11:59 PM   #11
Captainfab
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Re: 66 k10 4x4 disc brake/power steering conversion

Yes you can just disconnect the proportioning valve from all the lines. I can't remember the exact plumbing layout, but you might be able to use the lines that go from the master cylinder to the prop valve. I'll send you a PM on purchasing the adapter plate.

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Originally Posted by 66_k10_manny View Post
I found a brake/booster from a 94 blazer, they didnt have the 97 anymore. I noticed the proportioning valve had the additional lines for the ABS. Am i just going to plug these ports and still be able to use the booster? Also, I'm going to be needing that adapter plate, could you send me the info on ordering one. Im pretty sure I understood you technique on using my stock rag joint, drilling it out and welding it back, so i'll hold off on your flange for now.
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