Question about brake line sizes
Question about brake line sizes
Its pretty obvious that the answer will be yes but here goes:
If I upgrade my stock brakes lines to Stainless and then in the future want to go to a big brake bit with larger calipers- I will have to buy new brake lines then as well, correct?
Basically, each brake setup usually has its own brake line size, right?
Thanks-
If I upgrade my stock brakes lines to Stainless and then in the future want to go to a big brake bit with larger calipers- I will have to buy new brake lines then as well, correct?
Basically, each brake setup usually has its own brake line size, right?
Thanks-
Originally Posted by Spaniard
Its pretty obvious that the answer will be yes but here goes:
If I upgrade my stock brakes lines to Stainless and then in the future want to go to a big brake bit with larger calipers- I will have to buy new brake lines then as well, correct?
Basically, each brake setup usually has its own brake line size, right?
Thanks-
If I upgrade my stock brakes lines to Stainless and then in the future want to go to a big brake bit with larger calipers- I will have to buy new brake lines then as well, correct?
Basically, each brake setup usually has its own brake line size, right?
Thanks-
All you need is the correct brake line adapter, that will accept a banjo bolt (a banjo bolt is used to hook up the stock line to the stock caliper).
I am using stock replacment SS lines on my Wilwoods
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