Brake Lines?
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Brake Lines?
Hi Folks!
Two job changes in the last three years, plus five years of autocrossing and I'm back again!
Need to know if there is a metric brake line supplier for our older Datsuns? I have been in one parts supplier, but they suggested going to the american brake lines and using adapters back to the metric threads at master cylinder, wheel cylinder - porportioning valve, etc. It seems to me that perhaps it would be easier just to find a metric line supplier, or possibly going ahead and converting as much as possible of the car lines to american size?
Can anyone point me in a direction for metric lines?
Thanks in advance!
Speed
Two job changes in the last three years, plus five years of autocrossing and I'm back again!
Need to know if there is a metric brake line supplier for our older Datsuns? I have been in one parts supplier, but they suggested going to the american brake lines and using adapters back to the metric threads at master cylinder, wheel cylinder - porportioning valve, etc. It seems to me that perhaps it would be easier just to find a metric line supplier, or possibly going ahead and converting as much as possible of the car lines to american size?
Can anyone point me in a direction for metric lines?
Thanks in advance!
Speed
#2
Glad to see you made it back!
Have you checked Napa Auto? I'm sure they have metric brake lines & parts. Also MSA (www.thezstore.com) and BDA (www.blackdragonauto.com) have brake parts.
Also check your phone book / online for local brake specialty warehouses.
If it comes down to it, you could always bend your own hard lines & go stainless steel caliper lines.
Have you checked Napa Auto? I'm sure they have metric brake lines & parts. Also MSA (www.thezstore.com) and BDA (www.blackdragonauto.com) have brake parts.
Also check your phone book / online for local brake specialty warehouses.
If it comes down to it, you could always bend your own hard lines & go stainless steel caliper lines.
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