New Wilwood brakes

[soundcontrol]

I ordered new Wilwood brakes, front ant rear, with a new Wilwood master cylinder, will I need an adjustable valve for the rears?

[hemiken]

Sometimes Yes and sometimes no. But it is good reassurance to have it if it needs fine tuning, so it would be best to fit one in your line anyway.

[anlauto]

It is recommended

[soundcontrol]

OK, thanks, I'll order one.  Can this one be used?
http://www.summitracing.com/int/parts/wil-260-11179/relatedkitscombos

I guess the ins and outs for the fronts are just a split with no adjustment, and the electrical
connection is a brake light switch.

[hemiken]

You actually only need one with a single inlet and single outlet if you want, this will cut off pressure to the rear to make the system equal. But if you do not have a brake block to split the lines for each corner, then the one you posted would be the one needed.

[anlauto]

OK, thanks, I'll order one.  Can this one be used?
http://www.summitracing.com/int/parts/wil-260-11179/relatedkitscombos

I guess the ins and outs for the fronts are just a split with no adjustment, and the electrical
connection is a brake light switch.

that's the one I've used

[brads70]

I used just the wildwood valve posted above in my combo, but never needed it. It's always been wide open.

[soundcontrol]

I do thave the stock split block, but since I'm replacing the whole system I might as well get this one. I'm also gonna use the Hydratech brake booster system, thats gonna be interesting.

[drewcrane]

I used just the wildwood valve posted above in my combo, but never needed it. It's always been wide open.

I never needed it so mine is wide open too