If you add two brake bias valves in line will you essentially restrict what initially goes through the first bias valve again by the 2nd one?

In other words, if I have 10 bar of pressure from my master cylinder and I add one bias valve set at 50% I will get 5 bar on the line. If I add a 2nd bias valve set again at 50% do I get 5 bar or 2.5 bar?

I need to restrict my rear brakes further and am just wondering if I add an identical bias valve in line will it make any difference?

Thanks
Kieran

same question as above! anyone?

eh ok sorry to be smart but why not turn the bias more and restrict it a bit more....???

Buy a Bias Pedal Box Only job!!!

I was told that 2 bias valves will have the same output pressure. i.e. In my original question the answer would be 5 bar after 2 inline valves. I abandoned my project :-(

use an infinity valve if you want to restrict more.... take it that they are a limiter, so, no.... you will not get lower pressure than the lowest one in the line. Is the real question that you have a brake kit in the rear of a honda on a std master cly??? if so, just re fit the std rear calipers and bobs your uncle... cheaper option to the right thing(a pedal box).