Pv2 Brass Proportioning Valve Disc/Drum Disc Front Drum Rear Brake 172-1353 Pv71 Fit For Gm Street Rod Classic Car & Truck

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What material is the Powerworks proportioning valve made of? A: The Powerworks proportioning valve is made of solid brass. This durable material ensures that the valve lasts long and performs effectively.
• Q: What are the dimensions of the brake line ports? A: The brake line ports are half an inch and seven sixteenths of an inch. These dimensions are standard for most dual-reservoir type master cylinders.
• Q: What is the model number of this proportioning valve? A: The model number of this proportioning valve is PV2 172-1353. This specific model is designed for disc/drum brake applications.
• Q: How do I install the Powerworks proportioning valve? A: To install the Powerworks proportioning valve, connect it to your brake line using the appropriate fittings. Ensure compatibility with your master cylinder.
• Q: Is this valve suitable for my classic car? A: Yes, this valve is compatible with most classic cars, especially those using disc brakes in the front and drum brakes in the rear. It's designed for universal fitment.
• Q: Can I use this valve with individual proportioning valves? A: Yes, this valve can work alongside individual proportioning valves. It is designed for customized applications to meet specific braking needs.
• Q: How do I maintain the Powerworks proportioning valve? A: To maintain the valve, regularly check for leaks and ensure connections are tight. Clean any debris from the fittings to ensure optimal performance.
• Q: Is the valve safe to use with my vehicle? A: Yes, the valve is designed to function safely with dual-reservoir type master cylinders. However, always verify compatibility with your specific vehicle model.
• Q: What if the valve doesn't fit my vehicle? A: If the valve does not fit your vehicle, contact Powerworks for assistance. They provide support to ensure you find the right product for your application.
• Q: What is the warranty for the Powerworks valve? A: The warranty details for the Powerworks valve can be obtained from the manufacturer. Typically, it covers defects in materials and workmanship.
• Q: Are there any specific cleaning products recommended for this valve? A: For cleaning, use mild soap and water. Avoid harsh chemicals that can degrade the brass material and affect the valve's performance.
• Q: Does this valve work with both drum and disc brakes? A: Yes, this valve is specifically designed for use with disc brakes in the front and drum brakes in the rear. It is a combination-proportioning valve.
• Q: Can I install this valve myself, or do I need a professional? A: You can install this valve yourself if you have basic mechanical skills. However, consulting a professional is recommended for optimal safety and performance.
• Q: What is the function of a proportioning valve? A: A proportioning valve regulates brake pressure between front and rear brakes. It ensures balanced braking performance, especially during sudden stops.
• Q: Is this valve available in any other colors? A: No, this valve is only available in brass. The brass finish is chosen for its durability and resistance to corrosion.
• Q: What is the expected lifespan of the Powerworks proportioning valve? A: With proper maintenance, the Powerworks proportioning valve can last many years. Its solid brass construction is designed for long-term performance.