Lewis chapel this weekend?
07-09-2012, 09:11 PM
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Possibly. I really need some assistance on running a new steel brake line to my d44. If I cam get that dome ill be there..with a new.rear.axle 
07-10-2012, 07:38 AM
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Will do man, I thought about doing it myself but ive never bent the tube or flared the ends so help is needed. Considered driving it to a shop to fix but driving with front brakes only seems sketchy
07-10-2012, 10:30 AM
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I need to weld on new bumpstops and tweak the alignment a little, and I'll be ready to wheel! It should be a little cooler this weekend too. Let's get it on!
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07-10-2012, 07:47 PM
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I'll see if the better half has any plans.
I've done brake lines, make sure you have a double flare tool. I usually just measure and go to NAPA, cheap and you know the flare is right. Bending is pretty easy especially if you have the tool. The lines on my 60 came off my old 35 with some adapter fittings.
I've done brake lines, make sure you have a double flare tool. I usually just measure and go to NAPA, cheap and you know the flare is right. Bending is pretty easy especially if you have the tool. The lines on my 60 came off my old 35 with some adapter fittings.
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Originally Posted by xjmarc
I'll see if the better half has any plans.
I've done brake lines, make sure you have a double flare tool. I usually just measure and go to NAPA, cheap and you know the flare is right. Bending is pretty easy especially if you have the tool. The lines on my 60 came off my old 35 with some adapter fittings.
I've done brake lines, make sure you have a double flare tool. I usually just measure and go to NAPA, cheap and you know the flare is right. Bending is pretty easy especially if you have the tool. The lines on my 60 came off my old 35 with some adapter fittings.