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Old Jan 2, 2009
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What kind of proportioning valve? Where did you get yours any part #'s do i have to get a new master cylinder?
 
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Old Jan 2, 2009
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your brakes will be mushy because your current master cylinder cannot move enough fluid to put good pressure on the calipers.

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Old Jan 2, 2009
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So what exactly does the valve do? Is there any specific spots to mount it closer the the master cylinder of further away you just splice this into the old brakeline somewhere?
 
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Old Jan 3, 2009
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Just ordered some drop shackles and that valve the axle should be in soon i hope.
 
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Old Jan 3, 2009
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put it whereever. the valve lets you back the pressure off on the rear brakes so they dont lock up.
 
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Old Jan 4, 2009
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Thats what i thought to but i just wanted to make sure, but summit just told me that yesterday. So all im waiting on is my brake brakets and get the tabs welded back on then ill be back in business. The 14 bolt has 4.10 L/S to.
 
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Old Jan 14, 2009
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Love that pic of your truck in the front page. Good stuff, let's get some more!
 
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Old Jan 14, 2009
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Love that pic of your truck in the front page. Good stuff, let's get some more!
And like burger king you can have it your way haha so i got the shackles on and my brake brackets got here yesterday to.
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Old Jan 15, 2009
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i would much rather have my rear brakes lock up before the front.. but thats just me.


do those brackets make the caliper go on the bottom side of the axle?
 
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Old Jan 15, 2009
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what axle is that?
 
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Corp. 14 bolt Full floater

basically its a beast, and if i ever get rid of my 9" thats what i'll be getting.
 
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Old Jan 15, 2009
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Nope the caliper will be mounted above the axle but you can make them go on the bottom side to but im gonna run them up top.
 
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hm.. i saw one setup on a 14B and he had the caliper under the axle, he said that was the only place the bracket would go..


so he was gonna wait to rip a caliper off then redo it haha
 
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Old Jan 15, 2009
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Ya id end up getting it torn off or somthing stupid it really dosent matter the brackets fit the holes all the way around the axle not a different pattern or anything at least with these ones.
 
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Originally Posted by 99ranger4x4
hm.. i saw one setup on a 14B and he had the caliper under the axle, he said that was the only place the bracket would go..


so he was gonna wait to rip a caliper off then redo it haha
flip sides? lol

none of them should be designed to go on the bottom.
 
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Originally Posted by 99ranger4x4
i would much rather have my rear brakes lock up before the front.. but thats just me.
not in snowy or wet conditions you dont. its crazy!
 
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flip sides? lol

none of them should be designed to go on the bottom.
...i'm just going off what he said.

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not in snowy or wet conditions you dont. its crazy!
oh, in rain i can lock up all 4 easily...


but once the fronts lock you lose steering, as your well aware of.
 
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if you can stop without locking them up the faster you will stop
 
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Old Jan 15, 2009
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Thats what i was thinking to
 
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Old Jan 15, 2009
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where did you get your brush guard i want one that style but cant find any for our year trucks. or did you make custom brackets
 
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Old Jan 20, 2009
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Its for an explorer and i got it at a local junkyard. If you want it ill sell it.
 
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not in snowy or wet conditions you dont. its crazy!
i spun a 360 a week ago because of that. ******* cutting in front of you last second is fun. but i wouldnt take abs back for my life
 
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Old Jan 20, 2009
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Well boys i looks like the rear end is gonna have to wait till spring the d-shaft isnt going to clear the gas tank. So once its starts to get 50 or 60 out then i will pull the old tank buy a fuel cell and get-r-done.
Any input on how to install a cell would be very helpful and what kind of setup your running would be great.
Thanks
 
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Old Jan 22, 2009
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How To: Plumbing a Fuel Cell
it was posted in the how to section it took me a while to find it i couldn't remember what website i saw it on.
 
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