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sj9ers · Jan 16, 2009

I have a 1969 mustang with factory front disk brakes and a 9" rear end with drums. I needed a new brake booster and master cylinder so I pulled them off a 1988 mustang and will be using them according to this guide Fox Mustang Power Brake Booster Install . I was wondering if I could use the proportioning valve off of the 1988 mustang or do I have to buy a brand new aftermarket one?
Thanks

Vinnietbird · Jan 16, 2009

my friend just installed a rack and pinion,Explorer 8.8 and newer brake booster,etc on his '67.He bought an adjustable proportioning valve from Summitt and it's working great,and,didn't cost that much.

DeVus1 · Jan 16, 2009

Sure you can, click here for step by step guide.

1991notchbackLX · Jan 17, 2009

DeVus1 said:
Sure you can, click here for step by step guide.

this guy devus1 comments in every single thread on here with some asinine comment, what the **** is your problem? "founding member" or not, stop being a jerk off

to the OP, sorry i can't help, this guy is just pissing me off, good luck with the brake job

DeVus1 · Jan 17, 2009

1991notchbackLX said:
this guy devus1 comments in every single thread on here with some asinine comment, what the **** is your problem? "founding member" or not, stop being a jerk off

to the OP, sorry i can't help, this guy is just pissing me off, good luck with the brake job

Then place me on ignore and move on. Problem solved.

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