Drag car brake/proportioning question

No, that’s not how they all work. All the factory stuff for these cars is intended for use with a disk/drum set up. How it’s balanced and proportioned was intended to keep the disks and drums, which take different amounts of time to apply, working in unison.

If you’ve gone to aftermarket brakes, 4 wheel disks etc then adding an adjustable valve is the only way you’re going to get the front and rear balance set properly for your car. Maybe running with the factory distribution block or prop valve will get you close enough for most braking situations, or maybe you’ll get lucky and it’ll be right. But that’s unlikely, especially when you start mixing and matching aftermarket set ups.

Het blu, wouldnt bigger rear tires cause more braking in the rear w/ just a factory distribution block ?
I`ll try to keep the following short--------------unrelated, but I bought a new 1968 , 383 form S fastback in 1968 , it had factory front discs and drums in the rear/were the only power option on the car. I was on Tinker A F B and came up on a very good looking young lady wearing the shortest mini skirt I ever saw in public at that time, her *** was beautiful !
I looked back just in time to stomp my brakes , the guy in front of me was stopped dead in the road looking at her. The front didnt lock up , but the back did and the car turned almost completley sideways in the rear , stopped about a papers width from hitting him, which would have been my fault, not to mention wrecking a brand new car . ''end of story''.