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Old 07-18-2025, 07:39 PM   #5
Rust_never_sleeps
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Re: Brake Distribution Block -v- Proportioning Valve

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Originally Posted by custom10nut View Post
Having just upgraded my truck with front disc brakes, I had to change the Drum/Drum Distribution Block over to the Disc/Drum Proportioning Valve.
A couple weeks ago I’m at a Show and talking to a guy that did the upgrade on his 69, but kept the Distribution Block. He said it works fine.
I don’t know how?
Anyway, I wasn’t gonna argue with him, but it just threw me for a loop.
Any insight from the expert on here?
Maybe it’ll be useful info for somebody else doing the upgrade on their truck.
Makes me wonder what state his rear brakes are in. Maybe they cam over before they can lock up. ;-)
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