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Topic: Craig's Panther Project -- Brake lines




Craig Hendrickson
Craig's Panther Project -- Brake lines
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I separated this thread from my Brake thread because it's really separate work and fabrication. This thread photo documents the plumbing of the front and rear brake lines for my 4-wheel disc brake conversion on my Panther.

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Both sides are going to have to go through the front inner fenderwell, but that's just a little cutting with tin snips.

The line connecting the (as yet connected) MC to the rear. This line is 5/16IN.

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Posted on: 2015/8/8 17:17
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Craig Hendrickson
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The rear plumbing as a little more complicated. Here's the photo documentation of it:

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Any questions or comments are welcome.

Craig

Posted on: 2015/8/8 17:36
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