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Nice ride MYGTO64.
Did you have to do a lot of tube bending yourself when you made that proportioning valve installation or did all the pre-bent lines fit nicely? Also did the proportioning valve you bought (I assume not adjustable) come with the mounting bracket I see near the master cylinder? It looks like a nice setup and I probably ought to do the same since the proportioning valve that came with the kit looks kind of chincy. Thanks for any info. you can give me. By the way do you remember how much the lines and valve cost? Thanks |
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Thank's Hookm.
I bought everything (Prop valve, bracket, lines form prop valve to MC, and front lines from calipers to prop valve) from inline tube. I had to make some adjustments to them, but nothing major. Everything was pre-bent. I will try to find the receipt tonight to get you the part numbers. I remember calling them, told them what I was doing and they set me up. They are very knowledgeable. I believe the owner is also into GTO's, and recently restored one. Here is a link to their site... http://www.inlinetube.com/ Quote:
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To MYGTO64
Do you know the kit numbers you bought for your lins/valve from Inline Tube? It sure does look like a nice job. |
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