SS Brake Lines
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Drifting
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SS Brake Lines
Does anyone have a lead on who makes good SS brake lines that run as one piece from the hard line at the frame to the caliper.
I have a SS flex line from that point to a mount on the trailing arm and then hard line again to the caliper. Would prefer a single line.
Thanks!
I have a SS flex line from that point to a mount on the trailing arm and then hard line again to the caliper. Would prefer a single line.
Thanks!
Last edited by BlackRocket; Dec 22, 2017 at 08:47 PM.
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Does anyone have a lead on who makes good SS brake lines that run as one piece from the hard line at the frame to the caliper.
I have a SS flex line from that point to a mount on the trailing arm and then hard line again to the caliper. Would prefer a single line.
Thanks!
I have a SS flex line from that point to a mount on the trailing arm and then hard line again to the caliper. Would prefer a single line.
Thanks!
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Racer
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Does anyone have a lead on who makes good SS brake lines that run as one piece from the hard line at the frame to the caliper.
I have a SS flex line from that point to a mount on the trailing arm and then hard line again to the caliper. Would prefer a single line.
Thanks!
I have a SS flex line from that point to a mount on the trailing arm and then hard line again to the caliper. Would prefer a single line.
Thanks!
I don't think anyone makes such a thing because it's very tight quarters where the steel tubing fastens to the caliper.
Drifting
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Here in Aus there are hydraulic hose suppliers who will also make up custom braided brake lines. Shouldnt be an issue to make the bend if you were able to utilise a right angle or banjo fitting in some way. I'm wondering why you want to though?
Melting Slicks
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Seems to me that the flex line between the trailing arm and the hard brake line going forward, is necessary due to the constant movement of the trailing arm when driving the car. If a single hard line existed between the brake caliper and the connection to the hard line going forward, I don't think the brake line and fittings could take the movements.
