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Old 09-01-2001, 01:34 PM   #4
Gearhead999
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I have a 68 FB with factory front disc and rear drum [nine inch]. Didn't like the way mine stopped. Took the factory proportioning valve out and installed a manual adjusting valve on the rear brakes. It was better, at least I could control lock up.

Then I install Stainless Steel rear disc brakes. They use the same valve and fit really easy. NOW IT STOPS. Big difference.
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