Rear bias valves

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  1. SkyRocketeer

    SkyRocketeer Forum Member

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    So if I'm upgrading from drums to discs on the back, and already have inline pressure reducing valves on the 2 outlets on the master-cylinder in the current configuration, would it be worth fitting a load-sensing bias valve too, to compensate for the extra effect of the discs?

    If not a load sensing one, then are there any ajustable ones that are dual circuit?
     
  2. darrynK

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    you'll need a rear bias valve.... having the rears lock is never fun :)
     
  3. darrynK

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    .. and if you say they're on the 2 outlets o the MC, then they'll be affecting the front aswell, not just rear. aren't they just T-pieces the where lines join?
     
  4. SkyRocketeer

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    Nah, M/c is 4 outlet 2 front, 2 rear. Just wondering if I'll need any extra biasing as the rear discs would be more effective...
     

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