Subject: Proportioning valve 65
For those upgrading to front discs, or those replacing their poorly-designed 65/66 metering valve and proportioning valves, a source for a simple combination valve has been found (and it has existed for years).
I did some searching and determined that instead of bothering with used components from a Lincoln of any incorrect year, you can just buy the disk/drum combination valve made by Classic Performance Products (available from Summit Racing here or you can shop around). It has both valves you need and is brand spankin' new.Dan Szwarc wrote:It is highly recommended to go to the 67/69 or a 70s combination valve setup as they are better and more reliable, but you don't have to.
Subject: Where can i get Proportional and Metering Brake Valve 1966
John Cashman wrote:For the 67-69 brake porportioning valve setup you don't need any part numbers as they aren't available new anyway... Just call Tim Nill in Florida and tell him what you need.(813)737-5466. He is the guy I sold 10 acres of Lincoln parts to 10 years ago and he has buckets of these valves... They never go bad so used is fine. John Brewer also has them.(303)562-8368. FYI most of us vendors don't use part numbers, just tell us what it is you need!
Get the CPP PV2 valve in brass, aluminum, or chrome plated. It starts at $50, but can be had from eBay for as little as $38 shipped (USA).
Any questions?