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Adjustable Proportioning Valve Help

Where can i get the adapters to put a adjustable Proportioning valve ( 1/8 NPT )
to the stock Brake line ( bubble flare ) ?
What size are the stock brake fittings ?

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Old 07-23-2008, 07:14 AM
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adaptors in brakes systems are a bad idea - i would change the proportioning valve to one that has the ratings you want - porsche makes several - one of these might work:

5/18bar 951 355 305 01
5/33bar 928 355 305 01
5/45bar 964 355 305 00
5/55bar 930 355 305 01
5/60bar 965 355 305 01
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Not if you want adjustability on a Racecar
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'71 911 RSR look
'74 914 2.0
'76 911S Targa
'83 930S Slantnose (13000 miles)
'86 951 Prototype Testcar built in '84 (56000 miles) Serial #00014
'86 951
'87 944

"Life is short , drive Fast"
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it seems to work fine for everybody i know racing these cars - most of them have gone to either the 5/33 (or 5/45 if they really wanted aggressive rear braking) - i am running the 5/33 and am very happy with the balance - fit right into the oem location - no muss no fuss - no real chances of leaks

have you tried porsche motorsport?
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What about if you run Big Reds on the front ?

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'86 951 Prototype Testcar built in '84 (56000 miles) Serial #00014
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'87 944

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