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[QUOTE=Triple's;2305666]From what I've seen, You're only replacing the rubber hose, And NOT the entire line to the caliper] But the calipers came without any line from the caliper. And the
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[QUOTE=Triple's;2305666]From what I've seen, You're only replacing the rubber hose, And NOT the entire line to the caliper]
But the calipers came without any line from the caliper. And the stock line going into the non sport caliper, does so with a banjo bolt. So that stock line doesn't work with the new sport calipers. So basically I want to know if anyone who has done a sport brake upgrade, what the hell did you need to do, buy the stock sport lines? If so that's such a waste and I can't believe this hasn't been addressed already. Thanks for the reply trips
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