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So what is your suggestion to do instead of deleting abs?When you got rid of the ABS, you eliminated any "proportioning"
of pressure.
The ABS modules have/had a "Combination Valve" mounted on them.
Depending upon the brake system; JB5/JB6/JB7/JB, the combination valve had a pressure value built into it that had a factory pressure rating matched to the model of rear brakes
I've used the Wilwood valves, they DO NOT "proportion" anything.
They are an adjustable "Flow Rate" valve, and they were designed for lighter weight vehicles that don't have much of a change in weight.
Not like a truck that might be empty,, or have a 1,000 lbs. or more in the back.
Of course you can lock-up the rears,, your brakes are now back in the old days of tech.
Your gonna have fun on a slippery surface,,, and if your in a bad accident you might have to explain to your insurence company,, or a judge about how you eliminated the factory safety system in the brakes.
Did you do your own lines or ??The loops are engineered for a reason but it’s not for cooling. It is to accommodate the body of the truck flexing independently from the chassis.
I went with braided lines after failing to properly flair stainless hard lines...
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Did you make your own braided lines or buy them?The loops are engineered for a reason but it’s not for cooling. It is to accommodate the body of the truck flexing independently from the chassis.
I went with braided lines after failing to properly flair stainless hard lines...
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