Mbm Proportioning Valve on 2040-parts.com
Euclid, Ohio, US
This is a brand new MBM Proportioning valve.
This unit can be used for controlling the brake line pressure to the front or the rear brakes.
Put this unit in line between the master and the brakes.
This unit is ideal for after market brake set ups like race cars or street rods.
Fatty's Chassis and Speed Parts LLC.
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