Installing steel front to rear brake line... top down or bottom up?
Installing steel front to rear brake line... top down or bottom up?
Computer geek here working on my daughter's car. Since the prev owner decided a large nail in the front/rear line and prop valve was an appropriate fix for a rusted front/rear line, I have a "new" proportioning valve and front/rear line.
Question is, what is the easiest way to route this (already shaped) steel line from Right Stuff Detailing? Top/down or Bottom up? It looks real tight with the headers. Any words of wisdom are welcome.
Question is, what is the easiest way to route this (already shaped) steel line from Right Stuff Detailing? Top/down or Bottom up? It looks real tight with the headers. Any words of wisdom are welcome.
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Re: Installing steel front to rear brake line... top down or bottom up?
When I took mine out/in I loosened the transmission cross member and removed the driver side bolts and slipped the line in after guiding the front portion up to where it needed to be. I couldn't find an easier way with out bending it.
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