Proportioning valve??

[The Tonka Toy]

I have a set of ford axles with disc brakes, hp d44 front and d60 rear. The rear has chevy disc brakes on it. I'm running all new brake system. Is there a certain prop valve I should use? I would also be open to advise on running new brake lines. What's the easiest way?

 

[XJsavage]

What booster, master cylinder? What's the vehicle weight? Tire size? Engine?

 

[broncosbybart]

I prefer to use an adjustable valve. That way you can fine tune the rear bias. Everyone tends to say 50/50 for discs all the way around but I find that the rears lock up too easily that way

Here is one:

Wilwood 260-11179: Combination Proportioning Valve Inlet Size: 3/8"-24 IF | JEGS

 

[The Tonka Toy]

1980 Toyota cab, ford 306, c6 trans np205 case. 44" boggers. I'm using a ford ranger master cylinder and booster. I'm open to new options on the cylinder/booster.