FlippindaBird
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anyone have a 4 wheel disc brake prop valve in good condition 4 sale?
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Hello,
I have a some of those if interested give me a call 716-445-0259 Dave
I have a some of those if interested give me a call 716-445-0259 Dave
I have a few 4 wheel disc prop valves.Do you need it for a pbr or cast iron caliper rear?
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I have one also if you still looking.
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racing geek
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Jul 20, 2017
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How can you tell the difference? Is it the code stamped on the outside of the prop valve?Originally Posted by my82roc
I have a few 4 wheel disc prop valves.Do you need it for a pbr or cast iron caliper rear? Quote:
Im not sure what the codes stand for but the prop valves all look the same.I just make a notation of what car they came from when I pull themOriginally Posted by racing geek
How can you tell the difference? Is it the code stamped on the outside of the prop valve? Supreme Member
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Jul 20, 2017
Ok just checking. I have one sitting in my basement collecting dust and I know it's from a disk/disk car but I think it may have been an iron clad car.
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There are 2 types an early style witch is roundish 82-84 and the latter styel witch is flat. They basically work the same but the brake lines are rutted differently.
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Apr 15, 2026
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And the earlier models, IIRC, have SAE threads.Originally Posted by dave mc
There are 2 types an early style witch is roundish 82-84 and the latter styel witch is flat. They basically work the same but the brake lines are rutted differently. JamesC