Brake Proportioning Valve

[Cisco Kid]

WTB - Brake Proportioning Valve ;-)
I think that what it is called ;-)

It's for a 1977 F250 4x4 HiBoy (Yes I know my Truck is a 75 but they updated the axles to have disc brakes in the front)

So anyone know where I can get a new one or does anyone know if it can be rebuilt or can I just clean it and good to go ;-)

It needs to have the setup for disc in front and drums in rear ;-)

 

[Odyknuck]

The other option is to do away with the OEM and run a manual willwood unit inline with the front brakes. Then you can adjust the bias any way you want. The valve can be bought new for around 50 bucks at Summitracing.com

 

[Cisco Kid]

The other option is to do away with the OEM and run a manual willwood unit inline with the front brakes. Then you can adjust the bias any way you want. The valve can be bought new for around 50 bucks at Summitracing.com

Thanks For the info, but it look like Summit does not have one for my Truck ;-(

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CLP-PV-2/Application/?query=Make|FORD|Model|F-250+PICKUP

 

[Slacker]

Another way to go might be one that mounts to the bottom of the bed over the axle. They have a lever that is mounted on the other end to the top of the axle. As the bed get closer to the axle (heavier load) more fluid is allowed into the rear wheel cylinders applying more force to the rear brakes. I've never had one but it sure seems smart to me.

 

[66cummins]

http://www.proportionvalves.com/

 

[Odyknuck]

Thanks For the info, but it look like Summit does not have one for my Truck ;-(

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CLP-PV-2/Application/?query=Make|FORD|Model|F-250+PICKUP

The Willwood is a universal application device non specific to any vehicle. They are designed to install in the main line to the brake calipers or wheel cylinders on the front and/or rear brakes.

 

[Odyknuck]

http://www.proportionvalves.com/

Ah! even better.

 

[Cisco Kid]

http://www.proportionvalves.com/

Thank you Baby, I just order it ;-)

http://www.carolinaclassictrucks.com/73-79-Ford-250-350.html

 

[66cummins]

Awesome!!