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10-22-2010, 07:31 AM
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68 mustang disc brakes
my 68 mustang fastback gt 390 has front disc brakes. my son rebuilt the rear end and installed 94 mustang disc brakes and a rebuilt power booster and master cylinder. with a front and rear disc system, do i still need to install a proportioning valve for the rear? also on the master cylinder is the front chamber for the front brakes and the back chamber for the back brakes. i tore this car down 20 years ago removed all brake and gas lines and did not take pictures of the brake system, dumb me. thanks for any input.
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10-22-2010, 04:31 PM
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It should be like this the front or the smaller reservoir on the M/C is for the rear and the larger is for the front. As far as the proportion valve i would use one just make sure you get one for disc brakes not for drum. JMO If my memory is correct there is a difference between the two valves. Cole
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