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07-31-2006 09:43 AM #1
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rear brakeline
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when plumbing your rail lines to the rear. should i install a rubber line to the rear axle or just hard line it
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07-31-2006 09:56 AM #2
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I think you need the rubber portion to allow for suspension movement. Also, i'm pretty sure the rear rubber hose has a dual outlet fitting on one end so plumbing the lines to the wheels is a snap.
Hope that helps!
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07-31-2006 10:10 AM #3
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From the back of the frame, you can run a rubber hose to the axle, then run a hard line across the axle. Or, you can run a hard line around the frame, and run a rubber hose to each wheel cylinder. Your choice. You just need a flex between the frame and the moving suspension parts.Jack
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