Brake valve mounting location, coyote

[strebel]

The stock location is much too close to the headers. Pic 1

I can move out towards the shock tower a bit but not sure if it will be in the way of the inner fender. Pic 2

Or I can move it towards the back of the vehicle, to the rear of the shock mount, but I’m not sure what normally goes in these holes at the moment. lol pic 3

Finally, I could maybe mount this on the booster itself, or maybe the inner fender or firewall…

Thoughts??


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[Shimmy]

i'd mount it closer to the booster. what are the big name builders doing? copy and redeploy

 

[DirtDonk]

Even with the standard engines, that’s too close to headers.
There’s plenty of clearance with a stock exhaust manifold, but even regular headers get in the way of mounting it in the original location.
The two most common locations are bolted to the actual wheel well up high, or attached to the master cylinder and/or booster, either with a bracket, or just held in place by the hard lines.

 

[DirtDonk]

You can look on our website at the Moab setups, which should show it mounted to the master/Booster.

 

[rcmbronc]

I did not use a bracket. I mounted mine to the side of the frame on the inside back a nit. Up high on the master may also work good.