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Originally Posted by 001mustang
One advantage of installing a 10# residual valve for drums is the slight pressure will help expand the wheel cylinder pistons; minimizing leaks. Another advantage of the 10# res press valve is to minimize pedal travel.
A 2# res press valve for the discs is most likely unnecessary unless mc is lower elevation than calipers. Caliper pistons tend to stay in position w/o encouragement from res check valve.
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Okay you have talked me in to ordering a 10# for the rear and not worrying about the front discs . I have tried since I last read this thread to see if there was any difference in brake travel, and the pedal does seem to come up just a little bit higher if I hit it twice. Barely noticeable , but it is noticeable . I am all about safety and optimum braking so I'm going to place an order NOW .