1bdbrd

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Has anyone else used this Wilwood proportioning valve for their abs delete? I saw one person use it and did a search and it has been asked about a couple other times but no real answer. I could do the SJM kit but I don't want or need a line lock and I used that kit on an old car of mine and hated it.

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/wil-260-11179

The Batman

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My sjm kit came with a different one. Fwiw, You can order the sjm kit designed without a line lock if you wanted.

1bdbrd

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I don't like the SJM kits because I could never get my old one to seal no matter how many times I tried. After buying that kit I never liked the setup so I would stick with a non-functional ABS block before I tried that setup again.

biketopia

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I used a summit (wilwood) valve for my ABS delete. Post 18 https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspensio...l#post19706606
Granted I have only have a 3 channel system but 01ssreda4 did a delete on his 4ch system with the same valve. https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspensio...bs-delete.html
I ran all new lines and from the MC to the valve and line lock I went ahead and installed, then added a tee for the front's. The fittings are metric in the MC, 3/16 line will work, just need to bubble flair them if you go that route, then good ol' double flair into adapter fittings on the valve.

01ssreda4

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I used SJM and just didnt wire up the linelock.

1bdbrd

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My big hangup with SJM is cutting the stock lines always felt like a hack job to me. With the block I linked above it looks like I can remove the lines from the abs block and install the prop valve using the stock lines instead.

biketopia

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That would probably work out just fine. You will probably need to re flair the stock lines to double flair and get the appropriate fitting, but a 3/16 fitting will fit on the line.

Vexzer

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look here. https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspensio...l#post19742918