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Re: Residual pressure valves-Willwood makes them, (archive)
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Posted by Andrej Gaspari on March 08, 2000 at 12:29:26:

In Reply to: Residual pressure valves-Willwood makes them, too! posted by ...(more)-Ben Aslan on March 08, 2000 at 11:52:13:

The only problem with the Wilwood piece is that it uses SAE fittings, and has two female ends. I don't know about the availability of suitable metric adapters.

: You can also get aftermarket residual pressure valves from Summit or Jegs that Willwood makes. Or you can just get a adjustable proportioning valve instead. Worth the $40, IMHO!

: You can use whatever resevoir that you want if it fits! They both get the fluid to it's destination!

: Ben

: : Hi and thanks...
: : : Just picked up a 530i brake master cylinder, it had the resevoir mounted on top...do I toss it, & get different rubber plugs and use my resevoir?...or keep it?.
: : :
: : :Also, I found some pressure valves for rear brake lines, I got them off a 87 VW golf..I guess I just screw it into the master cylinder rear brake port??...
: : :Thanks for any input......John...



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