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Old 01-27-2015, 12:34 AM   #1
SierraMtns
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Replacing Brake Lines

I am re-running the front lines in my 67 stepper. The stock OEM stuff is 1/4" and I will be replacing it with 3/16" tubing. The prop valve has 3 outlets, 2 for the front and 1 for the rear. I have the front driver side finished already. I was able to run one line all the way to the tire without any fittings. Now I'm getting ready to work on the passenger side.


Should I try to run one continuous line to the passenger side or is it acceptable to run a fitting if need be?


I think someone has been here before...


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