Technical Disc brake residual valve

Does the residual valve go nearer the front brakes or near the Master cylinder( master under the floor),
Or does it matter.
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Keep as close as possible and they only go in one direction.

 

does it really matter to plumb with 1/4" versus 3/16"?

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Not a bit


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thanks, didn't think so.

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Nope

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What is "Disc-brakes" ??

 

They go in backwards just fine- they don't work that way but it's possible

 

My dad tried to tell me something like that when I was reachin puberty.

 

http://www.ecihotrodbrakes.com/catalog.html Check this out it will help these are GOOD people,The residual valves go on front and rear when the master cylinder is below calipers and wheel cylinders,I think one is 2 lbs and the other is 7 lbs,They hold just enough pressure in the line to keep fluid from draining back into the master cylinder