Adjustable Brake Bias Proportioning Valve
Product Overview
Description
Package Contents
What's Included
- Brake Bias Valve
- 1 x Adjustable Brake Bias Proportioning Valve 1/8"-27 NPT female inlet and outlet connections
- Brake Hose Adapters
- 2 x Selected Adapters Brass for male concave fittings or stainless steel for female concave fittings
Technical Details
Specifications
Design & Construction
- Type
- Adjustable Brake Proportioning Valve Reduces hydraulic pressure downstream of the valve
- Material
- 6061-T6 Aluminium Lightweight, high-strength alloy
- Finish
- Black Anodised Protects against wear and corrosion
Connections
- Inlet
- 1/8"-27 NPT Female Tapered thread · Use suitable thread sealant
- Outlet
- 1/8"-27 NPT Female Tapered thread · Use suitable thread sealant
Connect the IN port from the master cylinder circuit and the OUT port towards the rear brakes.
Operation
- Typical Installation
- Rear Brake Circuit Typically installed between the master cylinder and rear brake line t-piece
- Adjustment Type
- Continuous Knob Adjustment Fine adjustment without fixed click positions
- Minimum Pressure Reduction
- Fully Clockwise Closest setting to having no proportioning valve in the circuit
- Adjustment Direction
- Counter-Clockwise to Reduce Pressure Progressively reduces rear brake pressure
- Maximum Pressure Reduction
- Approximately 60% Fully counter-clockwise
The valve can only reduce downstream pressure; it cannot increase pressure above that supplied by the braking system.
Starting point: count the total turns from fully clockwise to fully counter-clockwise, then return the knob halfway to begin fine-tuning.
Brake Hose Adapter Options
| Selection | Brake Hose Connection |
|---|---|
| 2 x Brass Adapters |
For 3/8"-24 UNF Male Concave Fittings
Standard adapter configuration
|
| 2 x Stainless Steel Adapters |
For 3/8"-24 UNF Female Concave Fittings
Optional adapter configuration
|
Both adapter options install into the valve's 1/8"-27 NPT female inlet and outlet ports.
Mounting & Installation
- Mounting Holes
- 2 x M6 For secure mounting
- Installation Position
- Accessible Location Allows adjustment after installation
- Flow Direction
- IN → OUT Follow the marked valve direction
Bleed the brake system thoroughly after installation and check all connections for leaks.
Common Applications
- Track & Competition Cars
- ABS Deletes
- Brake Conversions
- Big Brake Kits
- Motorsport Brake Systems
- Modified Brake Systems
Compatible Fluid
- Brake Fluid
Compatible Accessories
Purpose-built cage for a secure, tidy installation.
2-Year Warranty
- Free repair or replacement for two years from the date of purchase. Learn more
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What does a brake bias proportioning valve do?
It reduces hydraulic pressure to the rear brake circuit, allowing the front-to-rear brake balance to be adjusted.
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How is the brake bias adjusted?
The knob provides continuous adjustment without fixed click positions. Turning it counter-clockwise progressively reduces rear brake pressure.
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How much can the valve reduce rear brake pressure?
At the fully counter-clockwise setting, the valve provides approximately 60% maximum pressure reduction. Fully clockwise gives the minimum reduction.
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Where should the brake bias valve be installed?
It is typically installed in the rear brake circuit between the master cylinder and rear brake line t-piece.
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Which connections are on the valve?
The valve has 1/8"-27 NPT female inlet and outlet ports. Use suitable thread sealant on the tapered NPT connections.
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Which brake hose adapters are available?
Choose brass adapters for 3/8"-24 UNF male concave fittings or stainless steel adapters for 3/8"-24 UNF female concave fittings.
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Can the valve increase rear brake pressure?
No. The valve can only reduce hydraulic pressure downstream; it cannot increase pressure above that supplied by the braking system.
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What is a good starting point when setting the valve?
Count the total turns from fully clockwise to fully counter-clockwise, then return the knob halfway before beginning fine adjustment.
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Is a mounting solution available?
Yes. A dedicated Brake Bias Valve Mounting Cage is available separately.


