I am converting my 65 Chevelle to front power disk Brakes with dual master cylinder. I have checked everywhere for the correct distribution block to get. Does anyone know who has a correct one. Can I use a new one from 1967- 1971. Thanks for the help jemoore24 :yes:

When converting from drum to disc, you won't use a distribution block, you will use a proportioning valve. Its used to proportion the pressures between the front disc's and the rear drums.

Yes but does a prop valve have enough fitting four all the lines. Usually they are just for going to the rear of the car. Alot of prop valves I have seen only have two imputs. jemoore24

I think that what you are looking for is technically called a combination valve. A lot of people just call them proportioning valves when the are referring to a factory style two input three output valve.

yes that would do. Do you know who has one For my Installation? Thanks jemoore24

Check with your local GM dealer. I bought one for our '72 Lemans Sport a few short years ago. If the stuff is available, it is usually in the next day and you aren't paying a whole lot of shipping costs. Then again, GM prices can be pretty stiff.

yes that would do. Do you know who has one For my Installation? Thanks jemoore24

Ground Up has what you need.
1964-1972 CHEVELLE PROPORTIONING VALVE KIT, REPLACEMENT STYLE (http://www.ss396.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=chevellecamino&Product_Code=PVK-71COMBO+KIT&Category_Code=DISCBRAKECONVERSIONS)

Thanks to all who helped! This place is the greatest. jemoore24

The adjustable prop valve has 2 outlets. Yhe " brass block GM style" is a pre-set combination valve with the internal safety switch, the fron and rear lines and the metering valve. We sell those valves.

I used a 67 factory dist. block n my 65 and brakes work fine and used 67 brake lines. All fit great and brakes are great.