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    Frisco is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    I had a similar problem. It was caused by the fitting that the banjo bolt goes thru was contacting the caliper and not allowing the surfaces to seal. A minor trimming of the caliper at that area of contact solved the problem.

    I also do not like the aluminum washers. They do not seal as well as the copper.

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    Magnum kit for Camaro disc brakes on solid axle.

    Take note of the two recommended areas to grind for clearance.


    I have a print for the 68-70 Mustang disc brake install as well.
    In case anyone is interested.
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