Type-Rian
04-12-2016, 12:25 AM
Hi,
I got a new Wilwood brake kit for the front. As far as I know, a Wilwood proportioning valve is a must to ensure brake balance, as recommended by Wilwood themselves. But they also say no need for the BPV if using brake kits on all wheels (front and back).
I am willing to purchase a kit for the rear (also Wilwood).
1- Do you think getting a BPV is still necessary to be on the safe side?
2- If not, should the OEM stock BPV be removed when installing the full kit?
3- Should I change the Master Cylinders as well?
Thanks,
I got a new Wilwood brake kit for the front. As far as I know, a Wilwood proportioning valve is a must to ensure brake balance, as recommended by Wilwood themselves. But they also say no need for the BPV if using brake kits on all wheels (front and back).
I am willing to purchase a kit for the rear (also Wilwood).
1- Do you think getting a BPV is still necessary to be on the safe side?
2- If not, should the OEM stock BPV be removed when installing the full kit?
3- Should I change the Master Cylinders as well?
Thanks,