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Old 08-30-2023, 04:14 PM   #38
Keith Seymore
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Re: Help With Proportioning/Combination Valve Identification

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Thanks Keith, I don't know why I referred to my truck as a 1970 SWB C/10 with a 307. I mean, that's what it is but the braking system is now more akin to a 1971 SWB C/10 with a 307. I have added factory style front disc brakes and a restored Delco/Moraine from a 71 C/10. I currently have an aftermarket combination/prop valve and I would like to replace it with an appropriate Delco, Bendix or Kelsey Hayes valve.
Hopefully the email I sent with the '71/'72 information will be helpful.

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