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New disc break conversion kit

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Bdhand

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Ok so you guy's know that I am putting this kit on my 66 bronco that has a straight 6. The bronco only had a single master cylinder on it originally. That being said, am I going to have to install a new brake line that runs to the rear of the truck? Since I did not have an H block on my truck the rear break line just ran to the junction block on the side of the frame. If I install the new proportion valve then the rear break line will not connect to it because it will be too short. What am I missing?
 

stout22

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I'm about to do this conversion on a 71. Hopefully it will go as smooth as the first one I did about 10 years ago.
 

bronconut73

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Ok so you guy's know that I am putting this kit on my 66 bronco that has a straight 6. The bronco only had a single master cylinder on it originally. That being said, am I going to have to install a new brake line that runs to the rear of the truck? Since I did not have an H block on my truck the rear break line just ran to the junction block on the side of the frame. If I install the new proportion valve then the rear break line will not connect to it because it will be too short. What am I missing?

Get an an H-block or proportioning valve with the two port mc.
 
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