have 75 ford f350 dually, need rear drums to lock before disk fronts. will this work?
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The normal installation for the valve is on the rear brakes.I don't know if it would work on the front.It's job is to cut the pressure in the line that it's installed in.I don't know why it wouldn't.I'm just not sure you'll have enough braking power when you get done.Good luck.Mike
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Wilwood has a fantastic product/technical support team. I suggest that you call them directly.
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I used the exact same thing on my 2001 F-150, it worked well! Only thing is you have to use a Dremmel tool to cut out the plastic on the top inside other than that it fit and locked in well.Mike
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NO if its for a Hyundai Santa Fe the rear need a rotor and drum compo for emergency brakes ( parking brake)
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What I had to do was put a piece of electrical tape on the underside of a wrench to hold the nut. There was enough space for me to put the wrench in with the nut. I put them on a 2001 F350 but I had more of an issue with the rear screws not long enough. Even when I used longer screws they have a tendency of snapping off so I would think about using the screws for the back going in from the side with out the indentation.
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Thanks for the answer, buddy!I tried just wiring the "rear center" into "rear right + & -" but haven't found out if it works (was going to test tonight). Your first method is to wire "rear center" wires into "rear left +" and "rear right -", right?
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I would recommend the ReadyLift part #69-5076 which does 3"front and 2" rear . We retail that for $284.00. If you want just the 3" blocks (Superior part #13-1041) for $39.99 and add the square U-bolts (#13-1211) for $14.99.
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Yes it's only for disk brake. There is a different one without the lock out that you can use v-brakes on.
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Probably not. It is used to keep the rear brakes from locking up before the front.
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I'd imagine that it depends on your car. My car has front brake pads but rear disc brakes. I'd suggest consulting your owner's manual to see if your car has brake pads on both the front and the rear. If so, I'd imagine that they're the same size and configuration but I'd also suggest pulling off the tire and checking it out to see if they look the same. I know this probably isn't as definitive as you're hoping but I think it's going to depend on the make and model of your car, beyond anything else.
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un-sure weather my answer will help.but I purchased a key that supposed to fit my F250,i,v taken it to 2 key programers and neither can make it work..Not sure if I will take the gamble with trying another other from a Ford place...
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no the locking wont work without an existing locking system, the remote start will work
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Rear disk brakes are no problem on my Iron Horse. The mount bracket does approach the space of the disk, but the bracket itself has a niche in it that allows for the disk's cable to carry through unimpeded. My brakes are Tektro MT 1.1 (HAYES) components.
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Your front and rear brakes are different sizes. You will need one pair that fits the fronts and a different pair for the rears.
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Hi Jim, not think you have any problems, disk size and connectors are equal, it should work perfectly.
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You have power door locks right? That is required. Compare your tailgate latch mechanism to an F150 and if they look the same it should work. The step should be a non-factor. I have the step and other than being sure that you route your wire away from that mechanism, you should be fine. Pay attention to the wiring in the instructions. It seems that Ford changes the wire colors and routing every year.
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I have used fh6 lcr for center front and rear surrounds.If using for center only bigger is always better.Make sure your amp can push them.
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Drum brakes are different and wheel hub is different. Use this on a 150cc long case with a short axle. If you don't run rear drum brakes it should work