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Old 06-09-2018, 06:25 AM   #1
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Originally Posted by Weldangrind View Post
There was an anvil-simple device like that on the early Ford Taurus / Mercury Sable. It used a rod that pointed at the rear control arm (since they had independent rear suspension), and as the suspension compressed, it pushed on the rod and allowed more brake fluid pressure to the rear wheels. IOW, if you loaded up the trunk with luggage, the valve would be opened more for improved rear braking. If there was only one person in the car with nothing in the trunk, rear brake pressure was minimized. It was a good system that provided consistent braking, despite load. Something like that could be adapted to a hack.

The option would be to use an adjustable proportioning valve, like that which Wilwood makes. You could adjust it according to the load in the side car. Some panic testing in a deserted area would help you dial it in.
Exactly what I was thinking, Weld. Summit Racing carries Wilwood and also their house brand version, which is about half the cost of Wilwood. Couldn’t get the link to work.
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