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  1. 08-17-2010 07:56 AM #1
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    About the residual valves-----most master cylinders have them and you don't need them in line
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    Quote Originally Posted by jerry clayton View Post
    About the residual valves-----most master cylinders have them and you don't need them in line
    Jerry- when the MC is below the floor, the recommendation (Wilwood's) is to use separate RPV's in each line. You will then need to pull any existing in the MC. I went through that exercise on a previous car with crappy brakes until I did that - afterwards the brakes were great.
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