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Which Brake proportional valve is needed

I just put the 993TT big brake on the 964 with 993 NB on the rears.
What valve do I need to change to ? I have to much up front right now.

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When Porsche installed that set up on 3.6t they used a 60bar p/v, i'd try it w/ none then install that or an adjustable Tilton. none will probably work fine for you.
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Street or track? If the latter, you can also change the bias using different pad compounds. I have the turbo p/v, Pagid Yellow front and Black rear; works well for me.
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Track ,
Bill Thanks how do you go with none?
Do you drill it out or remove it ?Do you have some info on that?
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Track ,
Bill Thanks how do you go with none?
Do you drill it out or remove it ?Do you have some info on that?
the 964 Cup cars used a brake line #964.355.315.70 which afaik is nla. You can disassemble the existing p/v and remove the guts or I believe many just stretch the existing lines into place.
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Bill,
Do you have a pic of the valve and a picture of where it is on the car.
I think I know , but I want to make sure .
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Bill,
Do you have a pic of the valve and a picture of where it is on the car.
I think I know , but I want to make sure .
here's one from a C4, C2 should look similar.



On 993 they are on the output from the abs pump, but on 964 they are in the lines
here's a C4 in situ

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