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I have purchased a power/duel setup for my 1958 Chevy and remembered after it got here that I might need some residual check valves. The Power system will be mounted under the floor. How many check valves do I need? One for each wheel, or one for the front and one for the rear? Thanks for the help folks!


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one for the front and one for the back. disks use the two lb. and drum use the 8 lb.

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Sounds good. I guess I can plumb them anywhere between the MC and the T's for the two front/back?


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it should be plumbed as close to the mc. as practicle and i gave you the wrong size for shoe brakes it should be 10 lbs. i got my parts form inline tubing great selection and good prices. Hope this helps

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That helps alot. Thanks!


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It depends on your master cylinder. A disc / disc m/c will need a valve for front & rear. A disc / drum m/c will only need a valve in the front line.
I have a m/c from a 79 Mustang in my 1949 - 3100 with drums front & rear. The stopping is much improved over the stock system, but I will be adding discs to the front later.


1949 chev 3100 3 window. 350hp/327/m21 4 spd, 12 bolt rear, power brakes, 3" dropped axle from Sid's. Disc brakes next.

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