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  1. 04-12-2011 10:46 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Smith View Post
    On a typical master cylinder is the cylinder closest to the booster for the front or rear brakes?
    front(look at the pic I posted above) && it should also have the larger reservoir IF your running disc brakes...joe
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    Quote Originally Posted by TooMany2count View Post
    front(look at the pic I posted above) && it should also have the larger reservoir IF your running disc brakes...joe
    That is pretty much the way I have it with one exception. I blocked off one front port and ran the front to a T and then to the front brakes. I didn't have any directions for my proportioning valve. I did read wildwoods directions for their adjustable valve and they said it is fine to block off one port and run it to a T. Any idea if it is okay to run the non adjustable one the same way?
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