Who has Dr. Diff 8 3/4 rear discs?

I'm sure I'm late to the party on this one from the sounds of it. But I am running the Dr Diff rear kit on my Duster and everything appears to be working correctly, WITHOUT a parking brake setup. I have an adjustable prop valve for the line going to the rear, but I am running it at wide open with his 15/16" Master. The car brakes pretty well and the fronts lock up just before the rears.

I have wondered if a parking brake setup was needed to keep them adjusted properly, but I have never used my parking brake on my daily driver to adjust the rear brake pads, so I figured it wasn't needed. Am I incorrect with this setup? I would like to install an e-brake, but have not a single piece of the system currently.

I don't have a prop valve, just the 15/16 master and drum distribution block. With the rear in the air the piston doesn't extend far enough to completely stop the wheels (they will slow)

The car does stop idling down the driveway, not sure at speed.

Based on this I believe a park brake is required to adjust the rears correctly.