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O.E. Style Proportioning Valve/Distribution Block GM [for Disc/Drum Applications]
555-631302
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Reproduction Proportioning Valve/Distribution Blocks
JEGS 555-631302 O.E. Style Proportioning Valve/Distribution Block
- Ensures proper brake bias from front to rear to prevent lock up of wheels
- Designed for front disc / rear drum brake applications
- Specifications: (2) 3/8"-24 ports for front brakes & (1) 9/16"-18 port for rear brakes, 7/16-24 & 1/2-20 inlets
- Constructed from a one-piece brass body
- Component to complete your custom brake system
Specifications:
Am I correct in saying this will fit on a 1989 Chevy Suburban V1500 4WD 5.7 - Front disc / rear drum?
Do you still need a front and rear residual pressure valves
Can this be used to delete an ABS system?
Will this work on a 1971 Ford F100 with front and rear drums?
Will this fit a 1983 k10?
Will this fit with a 1970 c20 with power drum brakes? Is this a direct swap with stock distribution block?
Will this work on a 95 GMC Sonoma ?
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