This is for what its worth.
I have drum drum on my 52panel with a dual master cylinder and a booster.

So far I've only put just over 300 miles on it. I do not have a proportioning valve on it now. It stops very well. Just yesterday a young and dumb cell phone talking idiot pulled smack dab out in front of me. I got on the brakes hard and was surprised at how well they worked in an emergency. I like them.

I did put a 10lb residual valve on the rear lines.

I'm sure you'll get differing opinions but this is my story. I'm sure others will have different opinions.
Yes, I'll put a proportioning valve on IF and WHEN I do go disc on the front.....but since the panel is no hot rod I may leave it just like it is.

Since you live in the HILLS of Kentuck smile watch out for the drums. They do heat up and fade faster than any disc.



Last edited by Achipmunk; 05/18/2013 6:36 PM.

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