Chris sent this to the old list. I'm forwarding it. :) > Techna-Fit (the ones SPS used to carry) apparently sent me a drum brake > kit. The drum lines in the back do a Z shape where the disc are more of > a S from the caliper to the hard line...this keeps the brake line up > inside the suspension better and has nothing to do with the drum lines > being too short...the drum lines actually fit well on my couple but if > they were a tad longer they may hang below the suspension and risk a > flying object. > > Now techna-fit is showing the larger female end to the hard line is the > rear brakes when I am pretty sure the hard lines up front have larger > fittings. They say no one has complained...but why would they since they > are the right lines just flip floped in their catalog as to which is front > and rear (though the guy should have know this when both the same part is > listed for rear drums and rear discs, but the catalog's front lines are > different). > > > Anyone have a picture of the 4 wheel stainless line kit for discs so I > konw I have the right parts, one of the lines for the rear was about 5 > inches too long, and techna fit is having a hard time understanding what > the problem is...sort of saying my car is wrong because I did a disc > conversion and it's not factory. They sent a replacement and it is a > front hose. > > So if any one can snap a couple pics of the caliper ends on the stainless > lines (or more pictures of how they are routed), and even the lengths I > would appreciate it, has I don't have a disc brake car here to compare > with, and looking in parking lots has turned up only drum cars. > > Sorry for the crosspost, but I currently have a semi dangerous line on my > car I want to get the right one for. > > > Thanks > Chris > --- > ... Christopher Feeny > web: http://30moons.com > job: Web Developer (asp, php, html, database backend, graphics) > hob: online since 1983, 96 Saturn SC2, PC building, web research > ... [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > [------ End Of Original Message -------] > >
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