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My Brake Conversion
I just purchased 76 disc brakes to put on my new drop spindles. I need to know if you guys think its absolutly necessary to use the dust shield with the brakes. I was going to buy it with the brakes at the junkyard but they were asking kind of a lot and i thought maybe i could do without them. Is there any important purpose they have. Also where is the best place to get brake lines as i need to route all new ones from my new master cylinder to my proportioning vavle and to my brakes. Any suggestions
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NOT ONLY DO THEY...keep dirt off but if cold water splash's on the rotor's when they are hot....they may warp...... :eek:
that would suck.... :flag: |
what about my brake lines?
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You can buy the brake tube at just about any local auto parts store(o'reilly, auto zone), most have loaner tools available too (bender, flaring tool). I would say get the dust covers, cheap insurance IMO.
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I Just Bought A 4 Peice Set From Tim Christian For My Brakes, 2 Go
From The Mc To The Ppv And 2 Go From The Ppv To The Frame, Came Fedex & Was Around $60.00, Oh Yea, These Are Oe Bent & Stainless. |
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