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Old 05-17-2010, 05:10 PM
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I have a roller the brake lines were not insalled up front. Anyone have a good pic of the routing of them?
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Are you running all new lines, or do you have pre-bent factory lines?

If your running new lines, just route them however you want. No pictures of factory routings here though.
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just need to know how they are run on the K-member and out to the caliper.
Someone has a pic
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Have you tried to just lay them out and move them around until they look right? It shouldn't be too difficult to figure out if you have all pre-bent lines.
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Guess I could wing it. There is not abs box so I dont have much to go. Just over calculating things or I'm just crazy.
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Hey:

Check out UMI's site it may help.

http://www.umiperformance.com/catalo...roducts_id=177
Scroll down to the bottom, they have plenty of pics to give an Idea.....


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@1993 z28 f1: I've been looking for a perfect reference picture for my brake line job I am currently doing. You saved my day. Thanks.
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