my question is why are you running rear braided line from the rear? from my take the braided line will rub on the rear and soon rip open you really should run hardline to the fitting on the rear then braided
Rear Braided Brake Line
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I would have been a better kit.I'd rather use the solid lines and short flex lines. Also Russel had a direct replacement for the flex line to T. Russels SS line includes the T
then you need a fitting like this or change your fitting on the hose to a male fitting
Looks like I will buy this fitting online, but have no clue to the size. I will try 1/4 first.
I am still learning, but to tell you I have learned a lot from others on here. The next time it will not be this hard.
no worries we are still learning we never really stop learning do we 😛 thats why we are on here right to help each other
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That Kit you sent me, is it for rear disc brakes? I forgot to put in the post that I have rear disc brakes.
That Kit you sent me, is it for rear disc brakes? I forgot to put in the post that I have rear disc brakes.
that kit is for the two front line and the rear line for a G body. I was just showing it to point out the rear flex line with the T. Do you have braided lines for your front brakes? If not I would get that kit and use a couple of solid lines to end close to the caliper and then short braided lines from there.
Yes, I have braided in the front already. Also the braided lines in front are too small to mount to the bracket that's on the frame.
The reason your front braided lines do not fit is because the line uses a larger fitting and not the same thread. The ss lines you are using have an AN 3 fitting
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