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Posted by john copeman ontario can. on Tuesday, February 19, 2008 at 18:45:46 :
In Reply to: Hydralic Brake questions posted by David on Tuesday, February 19, 2008 at 16:14:41 :
becare full you get a master cylinder that WAS EQUIPED TO WORK ON FOUR WHEEL DRUM BRAKES any master cylinder that was intended for front discs will NOT work they will not bleed out correctly ,and with out residual pressure (as required on wheel clynders, to keep the wheel cylinder seals UP)will FAIL!! also you must have a proper brake proportioning valve installed this directs 60 % of the brakng effort to the front wheels which, where the weight transfer is and most of the "braking action takes place" the front shoes will wear at a two to one ratio as the front do most of the work . also the bpv will allow in the event of a brake failure to have either front or rear brakes depending which system has failed research this well its brakes !!!
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