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Join Date: Jan 2009
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Unanswered: brake pipes lines metric or imperial
do i need metric fittings for the brake pipes and lines or imperial. also i have sourced vented driled and grooved discs with the fitting holes, ie 4 mounting holes and the centre hole, custom made to fit the opel gt hub (4 15 inch wheels) they are from uk and about 100 pounds plus postage any interest and ill post the company details |
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I <3 Auto X
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Kansas
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Real Name: Keating
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you might even need adapter fitings to allow conection of 2 different size lines. just my thoughts.
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former opel racer
Join Date: Nov 2002
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When I was making up a new brake plumbing system I discovered I couldn't buy the fittings to put on the new tubing. Reason explained was they (whoever they are) don't want us to do that because it is assumed we don't understand the concept of double flaring and certainly don't want to buy the tool to do it... Should have seen this coming when they wouldn't sell me "brake line tubing" for the same reason but found out I could buy fifty foot rolls of "steel tubing".
However I could buy short lengths of flared tubing with the proper fittings on each end, so I cut the tube and robbed the fittings. Started saving all used fittings from then on. Does this help? Hope so.
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Opeler
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Port Orchard, wa
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Jeff, I want to do the same type of big brake set-up. I saw it on the web, but it disappeared-good thing I printed it out first. I am collecting the Volvo 240 vented calipers, but don't exactly know which what diameter the Honda prelude rotors need to be. Those will be cross drilled/vented and new. Also need to combine 2 lines from each caliper into one line. Did you need to go to a bigger master to feed the greater volume of the 4 piston calipers? Were there any other hurdles you had to jump? thanks for all the info, Gerold
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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