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Originally Posted by G37Sam Yeah that's what I noticed under the hood. Where do you reckon the best place to tap into that would be? Could I utilize the OEM
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You'd have to tap into the brake line, probably at the rear wheel, at the hard line's end point. Not worth the effort in the least. Edit: Unless you're building a drift car. In which case, go for it. Last edited by Sh0velMan; 01-07-2013 at 10:10 AM. |
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