Four Corner Disc Brakes and a Proportioning Valve

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  • ScottT
    Low Range
    • Jul 2008
    • 96

    Four Corner Disc Brakes and a Proportioning Valve

    Does anyone have firsthand experience with either the Rovers North/TImm Cooper or Rocky Mountain disc brakes on all for corners? I am wondering if a proportioning valve is required going to the rear? If so what did you use and where did you set it up, pictures would be great. I have been loking at the Wilwood.
    I am not trying to reopen the issue of should or why discs in the rear, I am wondering about the valve.

    Thanks
    Scott
  • leafsprung
    Overdrive
    • Nov 2006
    • 1008

    #2
    I have neither of those kits but I have 4 wheel discs on a 109 with hydroboost. I used a inline prop valve on the rears. Theres not much to photograph. Its a valve with a line in and a line out . . . You may not need one. Setup the brakes and see how it acts. If the rears lock up before the fronts you will want the valve.

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    • CliftonRover
      3rd Gear
      • Mar 2007
      • 351

      #3
      the disco axles on my 109 do not have a proportioning valve, it brakes evenly and straight every time.

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