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Old 07-11-2022, 03:42 PM   #1
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Re: 1970 GMC - Disc brake conversion recommendations?

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Well - CPP kit is on the way - another question...
Any low budget recommendations for master cylinder and prop valve?
Just hit the pick and pull for an 80s 1/2 ton and pull the prop valve and associated bracketry then order a new master for a disc/drum 80s truck?
Local parts store for the master. Most carry their 'house' brand as well as other manufacturers. Whatever gives you the best warranty....

Using the 73-87 prop valve can work but the lines are routed differently vs pre-73. There might be some difference in the two so that's a decision you'll have to make. Lines were def routed differently on the 71-72's vs square-bodies.
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