69 brake prop block

[jwells1993]

Anyone have a picture of the brake proportion block I'm runnin new lines and when I redid my engine compartment I just took em out like and idiot I didn't take pictures so I knew what went where I know where the back line goes and where the drivers side front one goes but not sure on the master cylinder lines go and the passenger side line goes thanks for all the help guys!! This page is great

[jwells1993]

It's a 318 manual brake car

[John_Kunkel]

Is this a drum brake car? If so, there is no proportioning, just a splitter...is that what you have?

[birdsandbees]

 

[green69rt]

Front disc, rear drum.

[jwells1993]

Thanks guys are they all the same as far as drums all the way around and manual brakes? Or is the disc and power brake make a difference on the lines

[green69rt]

If you really want to know all the ins-and-outs of these systems call this guy.

http://www.doctordiff.com/

[jwells1993]

Is this a drum brake car? If so, there is no proportioning, just a splitter...is that what you have?

It is a manual drum brake but it has a block just like the picture below your post

[jwells1993]

If you really want to know all the ins-and-outs of these systems call this guy.

http://www.doctordiff.com/

Ok thanks

[bakerhillpins]

Thanks guys are they all the same as far as drums all the way around and manual brakes? Or is the disc and power brake make a difference on the lines

The difference in the lines is the result of the Disc vs Drum system, power assist isn't a determining factor. Disc systems on 68-70 (I don't recall other years) are front Disc/Rear drum. The distribution block (combination valve) is always there (it includes the safety switch) but a proportioning valve is added to the rear drum lines on front disc systems to balance the braking power from front to rear.

Do note that on our Chargers the Master Cylinder is different between Disc and Drum systems but both are dual reservoir masters.

[green69rt]

Some dist block have a proportioning valve incorporated.  See the pic, which shows you the internals of one valve.  I used this on my Charger.  What it doen't have is a "hold off valve".  That would be a separate piece, if you need it.

[jwells1993]

Ok thanks guys