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Series V rear discs
- Thread starter DougCoad
- Start date
Barry
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I suspect that you are referring to a tandem master cylinder rather than a dual master cylinder. ?????
DougCoad
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I believe that's correct.
I would guess that is the most common setup. I know I did.
DougCoad
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No problems with breaking?
Scotty
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I thought a tandem was a dual master cylinder. What’s the difference between them?
alpine_64
Donation Time
Connected resivor or 2 seperate ones.
Why would there be? Alpines with no brake booster are very common, stop just fine requiring a bit more effort. Dan and the vast majority of his customers agree the kit has no need for a proportioning valve. Rear wheel lockup is not an issue. What would you expect to gain with the valve?
I'll tell you the same thing I told Dan when he did his initial installation. Do not install a proportioning valve (he wanted one), but when he hits the road, check it out for rear wheel lockup. If he detects any indication that it is or may be present, install the valve.
Bill
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