69 Bee front to rear brake line.

• Jan 1, 2021

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Happy new year everyone! I’m trying to purchase the main front to rear brake line for my 1969 super bee with 11 inch drums all around non power. I’m looking these up and I see different descriptions. One says, drum and disc with valve another says drum and disc without a valve. I’m confused as to what valve they are talking about. Can someone help with this please?

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• Jan 1, 2021

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I'm guessing proportioning valve since it lists it for disc/drum applications.

 

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Dr Diff has a brake line selector that will narrow it down to what you need. If you have any questions email him and he will tell you exactly what to order.

https://www.doctordiff.com/front-to-rear-brake-line-selector.html

 

• Jan 2, 2021

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Typically they are listed as a 2 piece front to rear line if they are disc/drum or with a valve. You will want to look for a 1 piece front to rear line. It will go from the distribution block to the rear where it connects to the rubber line.