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Posted: August 03 2006 05:40 PM
 
Andy Clark (aka 46Chevy12ton) [ View ] [ awrc55@hotmail.com ] [ Car Ads ] [ Blogs ]
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Guys



I'm looking for some infomation. I putting new brake lines on my 46 chevy truck and was wondering if there is a special size of line that should be used. Dis brakes in front and drums in the rear.



 
 
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Posted by 46Chevy12ton  -  08/02/2006 07:22 PM
Thanks
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Posted by tlp1968  -  08/03/2006 05:40 PM
You can get your brake parts at RJay's if you are interested
StreetRodding.com Marketing Director [ View ] [ Email ] [ Blogs ] [ Car Ads ] Springfield,, Illinois Charter Member since August 2003
 
Posted by mctavish  -  08/03/2006 12:09 PM
3/16" to the front disks, 1/4" to the rear drums or you can use 3/16" all around. www.mpbrakes.com has a good tech section and tech support. McTavish
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Posted by crash12888  -  08/02/2006 05:36 PM
3/16 will give you plenty of flow and is usually standard and thats what I ran on mine with disc/disc
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Posted by BigAlBre  -  08/03/2006 09:25 AM
Here's a tip... if you plan it out well and take careful measurements you can get by with very little bending.... a variety of connectors are available... the bigger parts stores have cabinets full of them.... and the lines come in all lengths...
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