Would this work? Needed to splice between intermediate line and rear discs. Removed hose securing bracket for proportioning valve.The valve will be bolted up keeping it from moving. Will the flexible hose be ok since it secures to a fixed hard line?
Rear disc proportioning valve
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dano
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There is a splice just behind or in front of (I can't remember) the torque box on the drivers side that works good for adjustable proportioning valves.
IMHO really bad idea.
The hard line is going to vibrate and move due to the constant movement of the rear axle and metal fatigue will brake it is a very short time.
best is to mount the valve where the factory had it. they mount stuff the way they do due to years of engineering and knowledge
Nothing should vibrate. Make sure your M/C is for disc/disc.
If you are saying nothing should be allowed to vibrate by being properly retained then I agree. If you are saying that the OPs setup in the photo won't vibrate... I would have to strongly disagree.
goldduster318
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You need a secure bracket at the hose/steel line joint. Otherwise, over time it will break.
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I don't run an adjustable prop valve with my 4 wheel discs. I use wilwood master. Never needed one.
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