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Old 05-24-2011, 03:36 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Redemption View Post
SO this is where the brake lines split to go drivers/passenger side? Or up front by the master cylinder.

If its in the back, you could go cheap and just a T-fitting ?

Just throwing it out there.
The car actually has separate valves for each side of the rear of the car, its inline on the brake line actually right between where the brake line goes from a hard line to a flexible rubber line by the axle. Instead of just being connected together, this valve is in between.

I would like to put something in place to basically maintain the same or similar brake bias as stock. I wish I could just get the stock part but it seems not to exist anymore.
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