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Universal For Wilwood Aluminum Adjustable Knob Proportioning Valve 260-13190

Universal For Wilwood Aluminum Adjustable Knob Proportioning Valve 260-13190

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Adjustable Proportioning Valve for Wilwood

This aluminum adjustable knob proportioning valve, referencing part number 260-13190, lets you fine tune rear brake pressure bias from the driver seat area or engine bay, making it a practical fit for custom builds running a Wilwood-style brake setup.

Overview

This proportioning valve is a compact aluminum unit with a twist knob that adjusts how much pressure reaches the rear brakes, helping balance stopping power under hard use. It works for builders who need an adjustable proportioning valve for Wilwood brake systems without paying original equipment prices. The 260-13190 reference makes it easy to cross check against a factory or catalog number.

Built For Performance

  • Aluminum body keeps weight low compared to cast iron alternatives
  • Knob style adjuster allows repeatable pressure changes without tools
  • Compact body fits tight engine bay and chassis locations
  • Threaded inlet and outlet ports accept standard brake line fittings
  • Manual adjustment range lets you dial rear bias for track, street, or towing use
  • Referenced to part number 260-13190 for easy cross checking

Fits These Machines

  • for Wilwood brake systems using a 260-13190 style proportioning valve
  • Custom builds running a Wilwood-style adjustable brake bias setup

On-The-Job Use

  • Dialing in rear brake bias on a custom car or truck
  • Track day setups where brake balance changes with conditions
  • Street builds upgrading from a fixed proportioning valve
  • Towing and heavy load vehicles that need more rear brake control

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 260-13190
Material Aluminum
Adjustment Type Knob
Application Brake proportioning valve

Good To Know

Q: Do I need to bleed the brakes after installing this valve? A: Yes, any time the brake hydraulic circuit is opened for a proportioning valve install, the lines need to be bled at each wheel to remove trapped air.

Q: Can I mount this valve anywhere along the rear brake line? A: It is commonly mounted between the master cylinder and rear brake circuit, but the exact spot depends on your chassis layout and line routing.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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