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Brake Proportioning Valves and Distribution Blocks

Confused by classic brake components? Let the automotive experts at Summit Racing put a stop to that!

Drum brake vehicles use a distribution block to turn your pedal...

Confused by classic brake components? Let the automotive experts at Summit Racing put a stop to that!

Drum brake vehicles use a distribution block to turn your pedal press into brake line pressure at all four wheels.

Metering blocks balance out the activation of the rear drum brakes and front disc brakes, preventing nose-dive.

Because drum brakes lock up more easily than disc brakes, vehicles with rear drums use a proportioning valve to moderate the pressure to them. Adjustable proportioning valves let you tune that cut-off pressure.

Combination blocks combine the functions of distribution blocks, metering blocks, and proportioning...

Confused by classic brake components? Let the automotive experts at Summit Racing put a stop to that!

Drum brake vehicles use a distribution block to turn your pedal press into brake line pressure at all four wheels.

Metering blocks balance out the activation of the rear drum brakes and front disc brakes, preventing nose-dive.

Because drum brakes lock up more easily than disc brakes, vehicles with rear drums use a proportioning valve to moderate the pressure to them. Adjustable proportioning valves let you tune that cut-off pressure.

Combination blocks combine the functions of distribution blocks, metering blocks, and proportioning valves into one unit.

Top Brands

When it comes to restoring the brakes on your vintage vehicle, Summit Racing Equipment has all the brands you can trust, including Wilwood, Dorman, RESTOPARTS, ACDelco, Right Stuff, Baer, and many more.