JEGS
Adjustable Proportioning Valve
555-63020
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JEGS 555-63020 Adjustable Proportioning Valve Features:
- Depth: 1 in.
- A necessary part of any performance brake system
- Features rotary knob for the finest incremental adjustment of front-to-rear brake bias
- Helps prevent rear brake lock-up by reducing the line pressure by up to 60%
- Includes fittings to plumb and adapt to the vehicle’s brake system
- Anodized black with jegs logo laser-etched on both sides
FAQ
How does an adjustable proportioning valve work?
- The JEGS 555-63020 Adjustable Proportioning Valve allows precise control over brake balance, regulating the pressure sent to the rear brakes for optimal performance under various driving conditions.
How does a proportional valve work?
- A proportional valve, like the JEGS 555-63020, modulates brake fluid pressure to maintain the right balance between front and rear brakes, ensuring safe and effective braking.
What problems can a bad proportioning valve cause?
- A malfunctioning proportioning valve can lead to uneven brake distribution, causing issues like poor braking performance, uneven tire wear, and compromised vehicle safety.
Specifications:
flow of fluid to in port nothing to out port?
Does this valve restrict flow in both directions or only in 1 direction. I am not using this on a brake system but on a nother project. If not do you have a adj brake proportioning valve that only restricts in one direction only?
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