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Originally Posted by Alan Merklin - Drclock. Chambersburg PA:

inline residual valve will keep pressure up

I was just coming here to ask that question.

So, with the dual master cylinder that's in the car right now (stock 67 cylinder) - do I need a residual valve for the rear drums, if so how big (how much pressure) and where does it go inline? Do I need to shorten any of the hardlines? (because that sounds like a PITA).

Thanks!

Ted

5/5/1412:23 PM

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