^^^ not on the older trucks, my 79's don't have them. and they stop without problems. thats why i suggest removing them completly.

 

Not under construction now ( though always doing something to it),but drove the whole time working on it,8 years,& counting!

 

this truck never came with a LSPV but the master cylinder had been replaced, and without a load it will lock up the rears super easy. especially without a bed. i think the master is a generic one for newer trucks. you get used to the touchy brakes on it.

 

I would drive it.. ... Nice truck.

 

So basically its just tee'd off? and the newer trucks have a LSPV slapped on?

 

yep, just a t fitting. i'm sure someone in toyota's safety department felt it needed valve

 

on my wheeler i removed the valve and moved the bracket. seems to drive fine with or with out a load.

 

i rocked mine up untill the motor blew the HG.

i mainly ride the bike to and from work but thats gotten a bit old since i cant haul anything larger than what fits in a backpack. so im picking up a s13 240 here soon i hope to make it the daily to afford more leasurely down time on my truck for build up. i just hope i dont get distracted by the 240 and bleed funds from the lolux build...... my truck wont be happy if that happens

 

I drove like this for a few weeks..

saw this particular F150... he stared at me...
found that same F150 a few nights ago... bed less....

Lol, here we go!