Just a quick question, are the brake proportioning valves the same between the 75 and 80 series? Only difference I can see is that the rod that goes down to the rear axle is a different angle on the 75 series as its mounted up on the side of the chassis rail.
Can this angle be adjusted?
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Brake Proportioning Valves - different between 75 and 80
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on mine, it was pretty hard to mount it after the coil conversion and the upper links get in the way of the link rod. is there any reason why i shouldn't just make a bracket that goes above the link rod with a threaded rod to adjust it up and down based on the weight of the truck. Bearing in mind that while it's a ute it will almost always be carrying the same weight now that it's a dedicated play vehicle.
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