[pipefitter]

What is this and can just by pass it .

 

[pipefitter]

It is in the way of what i what to do to the frame .

 

[Pat]

load sencing proportionind valve.. You can bypass but your rears will lock up alot..I would not do it

 

[toyotaboy]

It adjusts to the wieght in your bed to make breaking stronger if you have a load or less if you have a light load.

 

[crashed]

can it be bypassed using an adjustable proportioning valve?

 

[Kyron]

Yep ........................

 

[pmurf1]

Depends on what tire size you're running if you're gonna lock them up or not. I couldn't lock up my 38's with stock rear brakes if I tried ( I have). I took my LSPV out, it's easy to do, just ditch the line that returns to the front "t" mounted on the frame inside the passenger front wheel well. It's the line on the T that faces the rear end. It's behind the 90 degree fitting. Cut the line and weld the flare fitting or the line shut (it's steel) and you have no LSPV.

 

[pipefitter]

Well I'm running with 33's . But I what to mount my shock bar across the frame . And the lspv is in the way . So out it gos .

 

[OffroadRunner]

I bypassed mine, but then again I couldnt find one that wouldnt leak. I got tired of replacing them and bleeding the brakes. I do have to be careful on wet roads and hard braking, they will lock up. You could relocate it and use an adjustable turnbucle to adjust it.

 

[DogDenII]

Why not just move it and bend your own new lines?

 

[Dan 0]

removed mine,blocked off the T and the brakes are just about perfect(all 4 lock up at the same time)
front IFS calipers,fj60 rotors
rear 90 V6 diff with new stock brakes
37ssr's