proportioning valve kzn130 surf

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proportioning valve kzn130 surf

Postby phatlaurel » Wed Sep 14, 2016 12:47 pm

ok so ive searched the forums for ages and cant find the answer...... do I need to mess with the proportioning valve on the rear diff of my surf when I install my 2" suspension lift????? if I do, then how/ what do I do

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Re: proportioning valve kzn130 surf

Postby mudsurfv6 » Wed Sep 14, 2016 1:12 pm

just unbolt off diff bracket and bolt a flat piece of steel into those holes on diff bracket, to make a new bracket, and bolt valve onto new steel bracket 2 inches higher than factory.
1996 vzn185 surf, TRD supercharger, SAS, 35s, 4" lift, 2 lockers, ute chopped + more happening. Andrew 0272226292.

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Re: proportioning valve kzn130 surf

Postby phatlaurel » Wed Sep 14, 2016 3:46 pm

thanks that sounds easy enough

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Re: proportioning valve kzn130 surf

Postby phatlaurel » Wed Sep 14, 2016 3:47 pm

mudsurfv6 wrote:just unbolt off diff bracket and bolt a flat piece of steel into those holes on diff bracket, to make a new bracket, and bolt valve onto new steel bracket 2 inches higher than factory.


does it cause problems if not done ie brake failure?

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Re: proportioning valve kzn130 surf

Postby mudsurfv6 » Wed Sep 14, 2016 6:17 pm

won't cause brake 'failure'. rear brakes just won't work or will hardly work, depending on how much weight you have in the back. its designed to put more braking to the rear the more weight you put in the back. so by lifting chassis 2" away from diff that changes the angle of valve, it is saying you have no weight in the rear of vehicle.

you won't get a wof without lifting diff bracket. I've tried. :roll: . unless you lower the chassis end by 2", but that's not as easy.
1996 vzn185 surf, TRD supercharger, SAS, 35s, 4" lift, 2 lockers, ute chopped + more happening. Andrew 0272226292.

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Re: proportioning valve kzn130 surf

Postby phatlaurel » Thu Sep 15, 2016 8:45 am

thanks that's helpful.. guess ill get onto making a bracket. wof time in 2 months

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Re: proportioning valve kzn130 surf

Postby phatlaurel » Thu Sep 15, 2016 2:36 pm

mudsurfv6 wrote:won't cause brake 'failure'. rear brakes just won't work or will hardly work, depending on how much weight you have in the back. its designed to put more braking to the rear the more weight you put in the back. so by lifting chassis 2" away from diff that changes the angle of valve, it is saying you have no weight in the rear of vehicle.

you won't get a wof without lifting diff bracket. I've tried. :roll: . unless you lower the chassis end by 2", but that's not as easy.



do you have a pic of your bracket handy?

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Re: proportioning valve kzn130 surf

Postby mudsurfv6 » Thu Sep 15, 2016 7:29 pm

no wasn't really into recording everything then, been a few years since I've played with 130s.

just use a piece of flat steel 30mm roughly wide or whatever you have lying around. about 100mm long or so, enough to lift the holes up 50mm.

drill 2 holes in steel to bolt onto bracket on diff, then measure 2 holes 50mm above for the valve to attach to. \

like this.

Brake-proportioning-valve-brake-cable-extension-kit-pictured.jpg
1996 vzn185 surf, TRD supercharger, SAS, 35s, 4" lift, 2 lockers, ute chopped + more happening. Andrew 0272226292.

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