cuting off the breaks?
cuting off the breaks?
hey guys im swaping the posi rear out my my 86 iroc parts car into my 1990 firebird that im droping a 350 into in like 2 weeks
my question is
im not sure on how to block off the break lines to stop them from leaking while i swap the rears how do i pinch off the lines
and does anyone have any tips for me
thanks
Matthew Kurapka (((PFC Kurapka USMC)))
my question is
im not sure on how to block off the break lines to stop them from leaking while i swap the rears how do i pinch off the lines
and does anyone have any tips for me
thanks
Matthew Kurapka (((PFC Kurapka USMC)))
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Car: 1991 RS
Engine: 383TBI Fastburns and 2"TB
Transmission: T56 held up by Spohnstuff
matt
In response to your second post:
A common disconnect point is at the flex hose/main trunk hardline junction. This is a small bracket towards the driver side rear. This will leave the flex hose on the rear end. Or you can remove the hose from the brass block on the rear end.
In response to your first question:
You asked how to block a brake line and RB answered it.
As far as tips for the exchange go, if the car is anything like mine, you'll want to have a oxy-acetylene torch handy for softening up the trailing arm fasteners.
I had to physically destroy mine (arms and all) to replace them. It was unbelievable.
Best-
S-D
In response to your second post:
A common disconnect point is at the flex hose/main trunk hardline junction. This is a small bracket towards the driver side rear. This will leave the flex hose on the rear end. Or you can remove the hose from the brass block on the rear end.
In response to your first question:
You asked how to block a brake line and RB answered it.
As far as tips for the exchange go, if the car is anything like mine, you'll want to have a oxy-acetylene torch handy for softening up the trailing arm fasteners.
I had to physically destroy mine (arms and all) to replace them. It was unbelievable.
Best-
S-D
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