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Re: residual pressure check valve
No life (a.k.a. DattoMaster)
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I can answer this.

Discs use 2 psi residual pressure.
Drums use 10psi residual pressure.

Now this is why there are drum master cylinders and disc master cylinders. Or more commonly a mix of disc/drum master cylinders.

You can buy the expensive wilwood in-line residual pressure valves, and remove the ones in the master cylinder, or you can use a factory one that's appropriate for your disc/drums disc/disc configuration.

So when you do a 120Y brake upgrade from a 4 wheel drum setup, you should use the 120y master cylinder (Preferably from the earlier non-boosted 120Ys).


Posted on: 2006/7/22 6:24
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     residual pressure check valve PIGDOG 2006/7/22 1:39
       Re: residual pressure check valve boofhead 2006/7/22 4:26
         Re: residual pressure check valve dattodude 2006/7/22 6:24
           Re: residual pressure check valve boofhead 2006/7/22 7:25
             Re: residual pressure check valve dattodude 2006/7/22 7:31
               Re: residual pressure check valve PIGDOG 2006/7/22 11:01
                 Re: residual pressure check valve dattodude 2006/7/22 11:23
                   Re: residual pressure check valve Daveman 2006/7/22 15:12
                     Re: residual pressure check valve LittleFireyOne 2006/7/22 22:37
                       Re: residual pressure check valve dattodude 2006/7/22 23:17
                         Re: residual pressure check valve boofhead 2006/7/23 1:31
                           Re: residual pressure check valve PIGDOG 2006/7/23 1:39




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