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    Default Proportioning valve problem

    I'm re plumbing a braking system using a 1993 Camry V6 non ABS proportioning valve.
    I have two of these are from cars with rear disc brakes, one from a 1993 sedan ,(the grey one, stamped 45 39)
    The blue one is from a '93 wagon also non ABS but had an additional weight sensing proportioning valve at the rear, (stamped 45 45)
    (I will not be using a weight sensing proportional valve)
    Apart from colour coding,obviously different,I dont know these things, but suspect numbers indicate brake bias/ pressure split.
    Anyone confirm? Anyone used camry proportioning valves in a bigger brake conversion?
    Anybody with a parts book that indicates how many different types are available?
    Rebraking car, 4 spot Lexus on front , 4 spot Porsche 968 rear, car originally had a diagonal split system that was past it's use by date, converting to front/rear system,
    S4 Supra booster and M/S,car was pre ABS and want to keep it that way.
    Don't want to get into adjustable proportioning valves, as need to get car engineered and adjustable is a big no no
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    Last edited by splatt; 14-09-2012 at 08:29 AM.
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