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Old 06-10-2021, 06:23 PM   #8
tdangle
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Re: Correct placement of proportion valve on '69 C20 front disc swap

I have a kit ordered for my 70 C20, but didn't buy the master cylinder/pv/booster they offered because it doesn't seem to be correct for the C20. In my research 71,72 C20's used a dual chamber 11" booster and master cylinder with a 1 1/4" bore. The rear portion of the m/c goes to the front discs and has a larger fluid capacity. the front goes to the rear brakes. This is opposite of a C10. From what I could tell the proportioning valve is the same for both C10 and C20 in years 71,72.
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