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Does anybody know which braided lines i could use on the common 4pot porsche brake conversion. The reason being, i will be able to move the caliper out of the way when carrying out any work as opposed to the metal pipe which would need removing.
Thanks for any help!!
I did mine like this. The hose from arch to strut is part of a generic kit (Earls i think). The hose from strut to caliper I had made up at Merlin motorsport.
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I had single lines made by HEL, specs below
Need to make a small cut out in the bracket to take the grommet, otherwise you'll need two as pictured by jeffstoo above
Colour
Transparent Fitting One
Swivel Male - M10 x 1.00 Fitting One Angle
70° Fitting Two
Fixed Female - M10 x 1.00 Fitting Two Angle
Straight Support One
Rubber Grommet Support Two
Rubber Grommet Heatshrink
None Length
64cm
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I had single lines made by HEL, specs below
Need to make a small cut out in the bracket to take the grommet, otherwise you'll need two as pictured by jeffstoo above
Colour
Transparent Fitting One
Swivel Male - M10 x 1.00 Fitting One Angle
70° Fitting Two
Fixed Female - M10 x 1.00 Fitting Two Angle
Straight Support One
Rubber Grommet Support Two
Rubber Grommet Heatshrink
None Length
64cm
Personally, I don't like Banjo fittings on calipers - you tend to need to over tighten them and they are easy to strip the threads in the caliper. Also if you notice, the fitting boss on the caliper is often pitted, meaning they don't seal very well.
If its not too late to change, i'd use a male swivel fitting direct in the caliper. Just my 2c.
https://www.helperformance.com/
Get them made up to order to your own spec, easy to do on the website get them within 3 days from order going through great service
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