Dras16 |
07-30-2012 06:11 PM |
The way the LSPV valve works is....When the brake is pressed the front of the vehicle does a nose dive, When this happens the valve opens and allows more fluid to go to the front brakes preventing the rear from locking up and skidding. (I believe I am correct and not backwards on that)The more I think about it, I think I am backwards, I think it allows more fluid to go to the back brakes so the front doesn't lock up. So anyways, Yes that is somewhat of a return and if you want to keep these actions of the brakes, then I would recommend keeping them attached. I just bypassed mine completely and took out the line that goes back to the front brakes. I havent had any problems yet. but I haven't driven on wet or snowy roads with it either. I hope this helps....
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