Running brake lines on rear end...
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Running brake lines on rear end...
I bent all stainless line for the rear end from both calipers to a bulkhead tee and from there i have a flex hose from the tee to the chassis.. Someone told me that you had to use flex hose out of both calipers.. Does anyone know for sure? thanks for the help in advance!
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only place you need flex hose is between the suspended and unsuspended parts of the car. Sounds like you're taken care of. Flex hose is needed so it can flex when the suspension is moving up and down.
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Thanks for the help fellas.. Its funny i cant even count how many times ive taken the caliper off and ziptied it out of the way to do maint. and didnt even think about that..
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What I do, is run the single line to the back of the car, put the T on the chassis, then run a line to near the rear wheels on both sides of the body, so that I can run 1 flexible line to each caliper.
This way, I can drop the rear out of the car completely, and just hang the caliper's off a couple ties/coat hangars on the chassis, and not crack a single brake line when doing this. Saves the time of having to bleed the brakes if I have to pull the rear out of the car for whatever reason
This way, I can drop the rear out of the car completely, and just hang the caliper's off a couple ties/coat hangars on the chassis, and not crack a single brake line when doing this. Saves the time of having to bleed the brakes if I have to pull the rear out of the car for whatever reason