[Sportsroof1970]

I'm not sure on this, but I think what you're saying would physically work, but I believe utilizing a distribution block will let you run the pressure differential switch (included in the dist block already). If for some reason, you lose part of your braking systems hydraulics, the switch completes the circuit that turns on your "brake" warning light on your instrument cluster to let you know somethings wrong. So, if you don't mind the warning light not being hooked up, and finding a T for that junction isn't a problem it should work fine as far as I know. I'm sure a more experienced brake person will correct me if this is wrong.
Good luck with it.. you're going to LOVE the discs!

Oh, I forgot to reply to the last part of your post. If pressure is lost in the front or back system, both sides go out... which is probably good because if only one side was catching... well, yikes, you'd get one hell of a pull that would be quite a surprise!

 

[Richelieu]

the '66 didn't have that kinda warning light before, as far as I coudl tell, so I wouldn't have the light anyways... and I dont have anything set up to do the warning light, so that wouldnt be a problem...

I just want to make sure that the brakes would work just fine if it were in a T for the front disks... (in other words, want to make sure the Granada distribution block doesn't do something to the front only, or the rear only that would require it there)...

if it's a glorified T junction with a warning switch in it for the front and a built in proportioning valve for the back (which I would substitute with my WilWood Adjustable one) then I think my idea will work.... I just want to make sure before I try it.

 

[dodgestang]

Here's my 65 setup
Prop valve hooked straight to front chamber of MC and and rear going thru the dist. block. Plenty of room

http://a3.cpimg.com/image/97/E3/10561943-5ce2-028001E0-.jpg

 

[2ndNatr]

I hooked up the larger reservior to the front brakes and used the stock distribution block to go left and right (requires a plug on one outlet). This allows for use of replacement stock hydraulic lines without modification. The rear wheels got the proportioning valve.

I did a minimum one loop for pipe stress relief. Took a while to get them, but the result is nice.

 

[Guest]

I have converted a couple of cars by plumbing the Granada valve normally and putting the adjustable prop valve downstream. This will limit the high pressure end of your adjustment but it shouldn't be a problem since the car (65-66 at least) seems to balance better with some reduction on the adjustable valve.

Everything should work fine with just a tee for the front. If you don't use the rear part of the granada valve make sure to plug the holes, the internal seals won't hold the pressure.