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    Caliper upgrade prop valve

    I've read thru quite a lot of threads talking about the RL 4 piston caliper upgrade and even came across one where someone asked if the prop valve was changed out, but I haven't come across an answer.
    If I upgrade the calipers what prop valve should I use?
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    You will be fine with the stock one but I would recommend the integra 40/40 for a more even braking application.
    ~Nick~
    FSAE (F Series Accord Enthusiasts) ..."A dying breed thats taking it to the next level" Lucky #13
    MR Thread:http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...ight=Grumpys93

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      #3
      Originally posted by Grumpys93 View Post
      You will be fine with the stock one but I would recommend the integra 40/40 for a more even braking application.
      Thanks Grumpy, would you know what the stock prop valve is by chance?

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        #4
        I believe it is 30/30. However if you have ABS, the proportional valve is built into the module, so you would have to do an ABS delete and use LX lines, if I remember correctly.

        Also if you do get the 40/40 valve do not open it up and try and flip the bracket, if you do it will leak.
        Last edited by Grumpys93; 04-28-2019, 10:35 PM.
        ~Nick~
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          #5
          I just acquired two ex coupe's. One is a 93 and the other is a 91. The 93 is a donor for the 91... I'm not too familiar with which models have what options, yet. But I appreciate the heads up on the bracket.

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            #6
            did the 40/40 myself and suggest just leave it float where all your lines meet up to it. So long as it does not bang into the side of the bay you're okay.

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              #7
              I'd probably make up a bracket at the shop in order to mount it somehow. Not sure what it all looks like yet, still very new to the CB7, but when I get around to it I'll find a way to mount it. Thanks

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                #8
                You do not need a bracket..all the HARD lines keep it in place.
                3K+ miles on my ABS 40/40 prop valve mod with no issues.
                I ran all new lines that I bent myself from vatozone!

                just make sure you run the hard lines correctly, regarding
                to which wheel, & the fittings for the actual brake master
                cylinder.
                Keep Pushing..

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