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02-20-2016, 08:39 PM
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Re: Need help with brake lines
There is movement between the body and chassis, as well as flex in the frame. That is why the cab has bushings and not rigid mounted. Not a lot of movement, but I wouldn't risk metal fatigue in my brake lines. GM built really well engineered trucks and there was a reason they did the things they did.
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