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Originally Posted by SPOHN Most likely ordered. May take only two days most. gah. guess im bending my own then!!! edit: success! for anyone who strips the flare nut that
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edit: success! for anyone who strips the flare nut that goes from the hardline to the softline, go to your parts store and buy something like below. its a coated steel brake line with the following specs: - 3/16 Inch Outside Diameter x 30 Inch Length - SAE Inverted Flare/Metric M10 x 1.0 Thread http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...0834&ppt=C0066 i simply cut the hardline off where the flare nut was, then used that to make a close to identical bent hardline from the driver side wheel well. you will need about 27 inches to mimic the OEM hardline, but the extra 3 inches wont hurt. Last edited by chops; 10-13-2013 at 05:56 PM. |
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